If you would have told the Grijjy team that we would have over 5,000 visitors and more than 10,000 articles viewed/read in our first month we would have been shocked. This is a testament to all of you, our readers, and the interest you have shown in these topics. The entire team here thanks you… Continue reading A big thank you from Grijjy for a busy first month!
If you develop mobile apps with Delphi, you know it: compiling for Android and iOS is sloooooooooooooow, especially for debug builds. This little tip makes compiling Debug builds much faster… You may know this tip already, but if you don’t, you’ll be glad you do now. You would expect that Release builds take longer to… Continue reading Improve Android and iOS debug compilation speed
In the previous article we demonstrated how to roll your own Google Firebase Cloud Messaging and Apple APNS push notifications from Delphi apps in a unified manner. This article continues the conversation about how to easily receive and consume them in your Delphi mobile app. Introduction If you are authoring a Delphi service for the… Continue reading Receiving push notifications from Apple’s Push Notification and Google’s Firebase Cloud Messaging services
In this article we will demonstrate how to embed the Android SDK for Facebook for using the Facebook APIs and simplifying social login in your mobile app. The techniques discussed in this article are also universal for adapting other 3rd party Android SDKs into Delphi apps. Part 1 focuses on Facebook/iOS, Part 2 focuses Facebook/Android,… Continue reading Embed Facebook SDK for Android in your Delphi mobile app (Part 2)
We share our efficient and easy-to-use JSON and BSON library that supports a Document Object Model (DOM), direct reading and writing in JSON and BSON format, and automatic serialization of Delphi records and classes to and from JSON and BSON. Why another JSON library? There are already quite a few JSON libraries out there, so… Continue reading Efficient and easy-to-use JSON and BSON library
In this article we will demonstrate how to embed the iOS framework SDK for Facebook so you can present a more professional social login feature for users of your app. We will also show how to perform various Facebook SDK requests transparently for the user from your client app using the Facebook SDK framework instead… Continue reading Using Facebook SDK native framework for iOS and Android for Social Login and more (Part 1)
In this article we are going to discuss how to make a base unifying class for sending remote push notifications from your service to both the iOS (Apple Push Notification Service) and Android (Firebase Cloud Messaging) as well as covering how to use the newer Apple HTTP/2 protocol interface for sending push notifications from Delphi.… Continue reading Sending iOS (and Android) remote push notifications from your Delphi service with the HTTP/2 protocol
This article covers how to use the Google Cloud Platform in conjunction with the Google Compute Engine to call various Google APIs. In this article we show how to call the new Speech-To-Text API from a backend instance running on the Google Compute Engine. If you are creating services for the cloud these days then… Continue reading Using the Google Cloud Platform APIs
We continue our tour of custom collections with a generic ring buffer. What is a ring buffer? A ring buffer (also known as a circular buffer) is a fixed-size buffer that is connected end-to-end. It is similar to a queue in that behaves like a FIFO (First-In-First-Out) buffer. But unlike a queue, it does not… Continue reading Expand your Collections collection – Part 2: a generic ring buffer
This is the second part of a three-part series on working with big data databases directly from Delphi. In this second part we focus on a basic class framework for working with Couchbase along with unit tests and examples. Part 1 focuses on Cassandra, Part 2 focuses on Couchbase and Part 3 focuses on MongoDB.… Continue reading Working with big data databases in Delphi – Cassandra, Couchbase and MongoDB (Part 2 of 3)
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