News, tips, tutorials and more for the Delphi programming language. This is my personal Delphi blog. I will post about all sorts of things relating to Delphi in some way, but also every now and then I might post about other things I find post worthy.
This is the first 4K Resolution Delphi Programming Course on the Internet. The course is aimed at everyone looking to learn how to make cross-platform apps using the Delphi Programming Language.
The course will start off with the basics of Delphi and then gradually move to more advanced stuff like Databases, Objects, Multithreading, Animations and more.
Nowadays it's a lot harder for programmers to get a programming job, simply because every third Jack is now doing programming and/or studying Computer Science.
I've compiled a list of five things you can do to stand out from the crowd and easily get a job. This list is aimed at high school students, college students, university students. I however think it will also be beneficial to programmers that don't fit the category.
In the following video I talk about the list and explain everything:
In short, the list is as follow (but I recommend you watch the video instead):
1. Create a personal website
2. Self-publish apps
3. Do online courses for certifications
4. Create your own business/company
5. Don't be afraid of people and don't be afraid to ask for jobs
I've wanted to create a video where I give advice to young programmers for months now and I've never had the chance until now. I bought a new camcorder this week and will now be doing more vlogs regularly. This is the first vlog of many.
I know that I am still young myself and advice like this should probably be coming from more experienced and older programmers however I feel that I have gained enough experience and learned enough to be talking about this subject. I believe the tips and advice I give in this video for young programmers are really important and useful. They should definitely focus and follow this if they're serious about their future career in programming.
Here is the video:
I actually think that some of the advice I gave in this video can also be applied to other jobs and careers that is not about programming and for non-programmers from outside the programming world.
I hope you enjoy the video and that it helps and inspires you!
On the 8th of September in 2011 I created a personal YouTube channel. I started uploading videos about gaming, tutorials, skateboarding, vlogs and just random videos. By the time I reached grade 9 (2013) I had over 200 subscribers and videos with thousands of views. I was able to reach quite a big audience (in my eyes) and I really liked it. Some people in my school started watching my videos as well as some teachers. Eventually my principle started complaining about my videos and I was suspended several times due to videos. The principle said that my videos is giving the school a "bad name" and I was forced to remove all of my videos.
2015:
In 2015 I decided to try and give YouTube a chance again. I decided to make educational videos. So this was when I explored the possibility of creating gaming tutorial videos, but my computer was not good enough for this. I then decided to make Delphi programming videos and I published my first few videos on YouTube again about this.
2016:
This was an exciting year for 'Delphi Programming Helper' and my YouTube channel. I started uploading videos on a regular basis as well as update DPH. My Delphi programming videos became an important part of DPH. I created a whole playlist dedicated to teaching Delphi to absolute beginners and this playlist is now built into DPH.
'Delphi Programming' playlist is included inside the YouTube category on DPH.
Here you can see the entire 'Delphi Programming' playlist can be watched from inside DPH.
I hope to have more than a hundred Delphi programming videos by the end of 2016.
2017:
In 2017 I would like to have a lot more videos and the videos should be more deeply integrated into DPH. I want to be writing my own Delphi book for beginners as well during 2017 and become a lot more involved in the Delphi community. I would also like to try and become a certified Delphi developer through Embarcadero. I think becoming certified will help when promoting my work.
I would also like to try and get my videos and app used by all IT students in South Africa because IT students in South Africa use Delphi as programming language and I think my videos will really be beneficial to them.
Thanks for reading. You're welcome to leave comments and give me feedback on my videos and even suggest new videos and I will try to make them.
Hi everyone. For those who don't know me, my name is Shaun Roselt and I'm a South African Delphi hobby programmer.
I know there is already so many great Delphi blogs on the Internet, but I would like to attempt to add my new blog to the list of great Delphi blogs. I wanted to create this blog three years ago already, but I just never got to it. Now I finally got to it and I'm excited. My blog posts will be about everything I find worth blogging about in the Delphi community.
Today I would just like to introduce myself and the blog. So here is a list of stuff about me and this blog: Me:
I'm born on the 19th of March, 1998.
I started programming in 2013 using Borland Delphi 7.
I've created several apps and websites since 2013.
Thank you for reading. I will try and post at least once a week and on everything post worthy in my eyes. The next couple of posts will be about stuff I like which relates to Delphi in some way. Stay tuned.
