Nick Hodges

Two Minute Tutorial #5

12 Jun

Okay, this one is a little longer than two minutes — Building an AJAX Application with VCL for the Web

7 Responses to “Two Minute Tutorial #5”

  1. 1
    Magnus Flysjö Says:

    Holy cow, you really know how to speak fast!

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    Ilse Says:

    Hi Nick,

    VCL for the web version in update 1 of D2007 (9.0.16) is a test release, is it safe to use it?

    http://www.atozed.com/intraWeb/Download/Files/Borland.NL.aspx

    Or should Atozed update this page?

  3. 3
    Bryan Ray Says:

    Hi Nick,

    Thanks for the quick snapshot of VCL for the Web.

    Your example seems quick and easy.

    I was wondering if you could do a 5 day series (kind of like your 30 day series with TurboPad), but uses VCL for the Web and works with a database backend like MySQL?

  4. 4
    Harriv Says:

    Volume pumps in the video, which is very annoying. I don’t know what kind of equipment you’re using, but turn off all automatic gain controls etc, please.

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    Brian Moelk Says:

    You might consider using a virtual machine with a browser that doesn’t show all your favorite sites. :)

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    chris Says:

    Great Tutorial,

    but…it would be nice to see more

    examples/resources about it.

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    shankar Says:

    Nice tutorial.

    Demonstrate first and then the Explanation would have greater impact. If possible please extend this to what you think delphi stands.

    Specially useful for the enterprise managers who want quick fixes. Micro ISVs tend to use these as a convincing argument to put a proof of concept, hence the promo of delphi.

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