Don't Judge a Delphi Book Collection by it's Picture
Don't Judge a Delphi Book Collection by it's Picture
http://capecodgunny.blogspot.com/2018/08/delphi-book-collection.html
Don't Judge a Delphi Book Collection by it's Picture
http://capecodgunny.blogspot.com/2018/08/delphi-book-collection.html
Matches most of my Delphi bookshelf (:
ReplyDeleteAbout 8 years ago I made a move to my new home. Only about 300 meters far in the same neighbour, but I take the opportunity to make a clean up of my previous lifetime.
ReplyDeleteHundred and hundreds of books, that I offered to the local library, but, all of them were technical ones. Finally, all of them finished in the recycling paper container.
Many of them can be seen in the above picture. And other, I think now, they can be been historical pieces, like the original complete documentation of Turbo Pascal 8 Professional. Or the same of Delphi 1 and Delphi 2 Client/Server.
I do not regret. When is time to make a cleanup, is the time! Point!
I remember especially the one of Create your Custom Components, of + Ray Konopka
Michael Thuma Yes there is. Just about smack-dab in the middle.
ReplyDeleteMine is bigger ;-)
ReplyDeleteNice clean and shiny book shelf. You must be an ex-marine.....good to see you are still active in the Delphi Community Gunny...
Larry Hengen Thanks Larry. Please post a picture of your book collection. I purchased that bookshelf in 1999 from a Mennonite woodworker in Maryland. Solid oak excellent craftsmanship.
ReplyDeleteMichael Riley Unfortunately, all my Delphi books are in a big storage container, as I have moved around a little the last couple of years. All my current ones are e-Books.
ReplyDeleteLarry Hengen I find eBooks harder to work with. I much prefer printed versions.
ReplyDeleteWith e-books you can search
ReplyDeletePhillip Woon I know. And cut and paste. Oh did I say that with my outside voice.
ReplyDeleteMichael Riley I'd rather copy and paste from books (;
ReplyDeleteJeroen Wiert Pluimers lol
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