Delphi XE2 Foundations Paperback – 25 Jun. 2012

This is the definitive guide to everything Delphi language. I've been a Delphi dev for 10 years and read many books on it, but this book still had a lot of new things to offer. It's also been brought up-to-date with XE2, so includes generics, anonymous methods and much more (I know we're on XE6, but there haven't been any major language changes since XE2)If you're a Delphi developer, this is a must.Note - this book does to cover UI, so has no reference to FireMonkey it in. It's is only the language, VCL and RTL

Besides being the only book covering Delphi X2 in whole (AFAIK) it's a very nice book giving a clear overview of the language and the IDE. Recommended.

This is by far the best book about Delphi I have come across. It is succinct, precise and informative, and well structured.The only complaint I have is that the copy editor must have been asleep - the text is riddled with typos, and there a few errors of fact as well.However, they do not detract from the volume sufficiently to prevent making this an EXCELLENT choice for anyone wanting to know how to program in Delphi - beginners through to "experts".

I wish I had this book earlier. Excellent concise summary of Object Pascal. Written by a programmer to programmers useful for every Delphi developer including a newbie but in this case some familiarity with other OO languages is needed.Hopefully this is first volume of a sequel and other volumes of coming out about other parts of Delphi like VCL.

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