NOTE: All projects listed on this page are now intellectual property of my company: LaKraven Studios Ltd.
Since I am (first and foremost) a Delphi developer, and have been making daily use of Delphi in my work since I first played with a copy of Borland Delphi 1 (which I received on a cover disk for an issue of PC Plus Magazine which you should most certainly read if you don’t already) I feel it is important to give something back to the global Delphi community whom have helped me so often along the way.
With that ideal in mind, I have begun releasing many of my own Delphi Creations for my fellow Delphi developers to enjoy. Some are 100% free and Open Source, others are commercial (where the scale of such a creation is incredibly high, and thus the amount of work involved to develop it is/was also high).
Wrappers/Bindings/Translations:
- ADL SDK – a complete translation of ATI’s ADL SDK suite for use in native Delphi/Pascal applications. (FREE + Open Source) – COMING SOON
- Link-Grammar Parser – a complete wrapper for the Link-Grammar Parser (maintained by Linas Vepestas and Borislav Iordanov) which allows all the features of the LGP to be used in your Delphi/Pascal applications. (FREE + Open Source) – AVAILABLE NOW
Components:
- TRttiIterator – a component to provide a simplified means of introspecting the RTTI (Run-Time Type Information) of one or more Delphi Types. (FREE + Open Source) – AVAILABLE NOW
- TTwitter - a component to provide complete and simple integration for the Twitter API in your application(s). (FREE + Open Source) – BETA AVAILABLE NOW
- TDockPanel – a simple native component to provide edge-aligned docking which looks and feels like those used in RAD Studio 2010. (FREE + Open Source) – AVAILABLE NOW
- TLakJSON - a simplified Component which sits on top of the LkJSON library (included) to provide a very simple means of retrieving JSON data from an infinite number of child-nodes. (FREE + Open Source) – AVAILABLE NOW
- TKinect – Integrate the Kinect controller (for Xbox 360) into your Delphi applications on Windows 7. (FREE + Open Source) – AVAILABLE NOW
IDE Extensions/Plugins:
- RADPlates - Comprehensive GUI Editor for “Code Completion Templates” – otherwise known as “Live Templates” – for the RAD Studio IDE. CONCEPT BETA AVAILABLE NOW, NEXT RELEASE MAY 2011
- RADStore – Deploy, Locate, Install and Manage Components, Libraries, Plugins etc. all from within the RAD Studio IDE. EXPECTED LAUNCH: JUNE 2011
Comprehensive Libraries/Suites:
- Lua4Delphi – a complete integration suite for Lua in your Delphi 2010 applications. (Commerical (Pro edition) – FREE + Semi-Open Source [excludes some productivity features available in the Pro version]) – VERSION 2 COMING MAY/JUNE 2011
- AGE (Another Game Engine) – a complete (fully-modular) Game Engine for Delphi and Lazarus/FreePascal. (FREE + Open Source) – COMING EVENTUALLY (massive project, lots of work to do)
Tutorials:
Coming Soon!
Professional Delphi Services (from my Company – LaKraven Studios Ltd):
- Delphi Project Design and Development Consultancy – We provide knowledge, experience, and wisdom to businesses or fellow Delphi developers looking to produce one or more projects (applications, libraries etc.) with Delphi. It doesn’t matter what kind of project(s) you’re developing, chances are you will benefit from our consultancy!
- Advice, debugging or general coding assistance – We know how frustrating it can be – at times – to come across a problem to which it seems nobody has a solution! That one annoying and esoteric compiler bug, or unexpected behaviour at run-time… We’ve had it all! You’re welcome to put your problem(s) to us, and we’ll see what we can do to solve it/them for you.
If you’re interested in seeking professional services from my company (LaKraven Studios Ltd), you can contact us either by commenting on this page, by sending an e-mail to services [at] lakraven [dot] com, or via Skype (see the sidebar to the right for details). We aim to reply to all correspondence within 24 hours (where possible).
August 15, 2010 at 1:33 pm
Hi,
I’d like to see your TDockPanel, but where is the link?
August 16, 2010 at 11:07 pm
TDockPanel is now available