Nick Hodges

I’ve been going on and on about how you should be coding against abstractions and not implementations.

If there is a bedrock, bottom line, everyone-should-follow-it-all-the-time rule in programming it is “The DRY Principle” – Don’t Repeat Yourself.

If there is a bedrock, bottom line, everyone-should-follow-it-all-the-time rule in programming it is “The DRY Principle” – Don’t Repeat Yourself.

This page was orginally published on Wed, 05/05/2010 - 10:29 on my Embarcadero blog.

Okay, hopefully by now you’ve read the introduction of this series, and you’ve downloaded (or better yet, pulled from source control) the latest versi...

This post was originally made on Fri, 04/23/2010 - 14:35 on my Embarcadero blog.

This article was originally published on Mon, 04/19/2010 - 16:38 on my Embarcadero blog.

Update in July, 2012 : This series of articles was written using an early version of the framework.

Note: This is a "reprint" of content from my blog on Embarcadero.com when I was working there.

Note: This is a "reprint" of content from my blog on Embarcadero.com when I was working there.

Okay, so when we last left off, IncMillisecond was still failing in certain circumstances.

Note: This is a "reprint" of content from my blog on Embarcadero.com when I was working there.

Note: This is a "reprint" of content from my blog on Embarcadero.com when I was working there.

Note: This is a "reprint" of content from my blog on Embarcadero.com when I was working there.

Note: This is a "reprint" of content from my blog on Embarcadero.com when I was working there.

While I was at Embarcadero, I started a series on what I considered "Pretty Good Development Practices".

Note: This is a "reprint" of content from my blog on Embarcadero.com when I was working there.

This page is a listing of a number of high quality Delphi Open Source Projects.

I am pretty surprised at how little effort it took to get this site up and running.