An Intro to Database Apps in Lazarus

Want to start building database apps with Lazarus? In this easy intro, I’ll show you how to set up a database connection, work with SQL queries, and use data source components in a data module. We’ll also cover adding DB-aware components to a form, so you can create your own functional database apps. If you’re new to Lazarus or just want a solid starting point for database development, this is the video for you.
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[@anon_y_mousse]

I know I'm insane, but I'd love to see you write a compiler for Delphi/Object Pascal. Have you ever heard of Inno Pascal?

[@silvercoder70]

@anon_y_mousse nope. Unless related to inno setup which I have used. Will check it out

[@anon_y_mousse]

@@silvercoder70 They were both started by the same guy. I think he only published one version of his compiler before he abandoned it, but thanks to backward compatibility, it still works today. Of course, it's nowhere near complete and very simple, but that simplicity makes it a decent example.

[@silvercoder70]

@@anon_y_mousse I did a search for it after I noticed your comment and had a look. My programming days go back go back to the late 80s and one of things i like and a good way to learn was to read the source code of others and to see how "they" solved problems. Its on github.

[@anon_y_mousse]

@@silvercoder70 I started in the early 90's in a similar fashion, reading BASIC programs out of magazines and playing with QBasic. Pascal was actually my second language that I learned because that's what they used in UIL competitions back then.