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books you would recommend?
Weiss:
I am extending borrowed library book for the third time. I think it is time I invested in a good book, or a few books. What would be a good one to go with object pascal more in depth, anything past intro/beginner level?
Also, I found that Delphi books are fine, since this is same language, and very (VERY) similar environment. Please share what is on your shelf.
eljo:
two well regarded titles in the delphi community are
* Julian Bucknall's The Tomes of Delphi Algorithms
* Ray Konopka's Developing Custom Delphi Components
there are also books for opengl, graphics, win32 programming and other specific subjects that you can buy, depending on your interests.
egsuh:
These are quite old books, but I think they deserve a read.
1. Edward Weber, etc. (1996) Developing with Delphi Object-Oriented Techniques
This book is for entry level, but explores philosophies of OOP and Delphi.
2. Charles Calvert (1996), Delphi 2 Unleashed
This is another old book, but deals really in-depth level.
af0815:
Books from
* ) Marco Cantù
* ) Walter Doberenz and Thomas Kowalski
* ) Andreas Kosch
are always good to look for (maybe some author have not written in english)
marcov:
The best is still the Delphi 7 reference guide, but that is not for sale. I learned some GDI programming from the "core" series (that also has a book on general win32 api)
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