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+22  Q: 

Good Delphi Blogs?

I just saw http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~rkennedy/ which appears to be a very interesting in-depth blog about the Delphi programming language, compiler, and IDE. At the more basic level we also have http://delphi.about.com/, and http://delphibasics.co.uk. You can also have fun for a few minutes at http://scalabium.com/faq/dc_tips.htm.

What are the most interesting blogs and sites devoted to Delphi? I am in particular interested in content at the advanced level.

Summary

I made a small effort to categorize the links:

  • C = Collection of links to other sites
  • † = Possibly Dead: No longer updated?
  • * = OP's Personal Favourite :)
    • My first impression of this site made my want to read more on the site.
  • NT = Non-technical stuff.
    • Mainly not about technical details, but about the Embarcadero products, general discussions about the "Delphi market" etc.

Delphi

Win32

+28  A: 

www.DelphiFeeds.com - All Delphi blogs in one place - Delphi community and news

arthurprs
Agreed, although I consider it more like the "what's new in Delphi blogs" than a reference to blogs with substantive content. Somehow newspapers vs books. But worth my daily checking anyway...
François
+5  A: 

Start with Nick Hodges: http://blogs.embarcadero.com/nickhodges/ And follow his links to other blogs.

Chris Thornton
+9  A: 

It hasn't been updated in 2 years, but Hallvard Vassbotn's was excellent, and covered a lot of low-level tricks and hacks.

Raymond Chen's The Old New Thing covers the Windows API, rather than Delphi specifically, but if you do any GUI development at all it's invaluable.

Craig Peterson
Yes. The Windows API is as interesting to me as the Delphi language itself. +1
Andreas Rejbrand
+1 for both links ;)
Alexander
+1 for both links here as well
Marjan Venema
+1 Yeah, if you want to understand Windows then read The Old New Thing.
ChristianWimmer
+3  A: 

Back when I had time to sync my iPod I listened to the podcast at Delphi.org a lot. It was pretty informative as to the new happenings in the world of Delphi although podcasts don't usually go into advanced detail.

Peter Turner
+3  A: 

The Delphi Geek is very good reading. Primoz Gabrijelcic provides good insight into concepts like threading and enumerators.

Vic Adam
+4  A: 

Delphi Feeds will keep you updated, but Marco Cantu's blog is one you'll want to read if you want advanced bleeding edge Delphi stuff.

Peter Turner
+1 for some Marco Cantu linkage.
Warren P
+2  A: 

Embarcadero's blog page has some interesting posts. Expect to see some good database content, too.

Not to state the obvious, but I like to look at Stack overflow's most recent Delphi questions. Not exactly a blog, but plenty of food for thought.

Bruce McGee
+2  A: 

EurekaLog's blog though isn't updated often, but it already contains some useful materials related to debugging, exceptions and so on. And most material is not EurekaLog-specific.

Alexander
+9  A: 

Andreas Hausladen: http://andy.jgknet.de/blog/?p=791

Craig Stuntz (TeamB): http://blogs.teamb.com/craigstuntz

The blogs by Halvard Vassbotn and Raymond Chen (The Old New Thing) as mentioned by Craig Peterson.

From Embarcadero blog page look for the ones by Allen Bauer http://blogs.embarcadero.com/abauer and Pawel Glowacki: http://blogs.embarcadero.com/pawelglowacki/ though many times they are reporting on events, they also have some interesting technical posts.

If you want to know all about RTTI and many other things compiler related, go to Barry Kelly: http://blog.barrkel.com/

Edit: Just realized url of Craig Stuntz' blog indicates that the teamb website http://teamb.com, has its own aggregation of blogs by TeamB members: http://blogs.teamb.com. You'll find the blogs of these TeamB members there: Chris Uzdavinis, Craig Stuntz, Dave Nottage, Deborah Pate (excellent articles on Office Automation on her website), Deepak Shenoy, Joanna Carter (persistence framework and oo specialist), Rudy Velthuis, Wayne Niddery, and Yorai Aminov.

Marjan Venema
+2  A: 

Zarko's Delphi Programming Blog

Delphi Blog Brad's view of Delphi and Development

SzamDev
The first is what I called "the About site".
Andreas Rejbrand
+4  A: 

Jim McKeeth runs Delphi.org, which has news and a Delphi related podcast.

stukelly
+5  A: 

i found a lot answers to my questions in this blog delphi.about.com
you can also try also in here http://delphi.about.com/b/

XBasic3000
+3  A: 

Te Waka o Delphi of Jolyon Smith.

Sertac Akyuz
Wins the award for most interesting Delphi blog from Aotearoa (the Maori people's name for New Zealand).
Warren P
Just for the record, the Maori people historically used Aotearoa ("Land of the Long White Cloud") to refer only to the North Island. It's usage to refer to the entirety of New Zealand is said to have started in post-colonial times in a history of New Zealand published in 1898 by William Pember Reeves. Just in case anyone is interested. :)
Deltics
+3  A: 

check out delphi wikia useful site page section delphi blogs

xsintill
+3  A: 

The Jedi Apilib (and Windows Security Library) blog shouldn't be missing.

Delphifeeds has a feed of the most interesting Delphi Blogs.

And there is my own blog

Remko
A: 

For COM related applications in Delphi this link is usefull http://www.techvanguards.com/

Bharat
+1  A: 

The Wings of Wind Software have had some really interesting blog posts on Delphi, the community and the future. When these (mysterious) guys/gals post a new post, I read them carefully and joyfully.

Jørn E. Angeltveit
+5  A: 

I find that the Delphi contributors to StackOverflow have the most interesting blogs. Some were listed in other answers, but I'm putting them together here. I've taken all the people listed among the Top Delphi Answerers of all time, and here are their blogs:

The following don't seem to have blogs (Please tell me if I'm wrong):

  • Francois
  • Gamecat
  • Lars Truijens
  • Bruce McGee
  • Ken White
  • Uwe Raabe
lkessler
+2  A: 

I also post in two Delphi related blogs. One with monthly new articles called Dr.Bob Examines and one with irregular updates called Dr.Bob's Delphi Notes

http://www.drbob42.com/examines

with RSS at http://www.drbob42.com/rss.xml

http://www.bobswart.nl/blog

with RSS at http://www.bobswart.nl/weblog/RSS/Weblog.xml

Bob Swart
I have visited your site many times before, but only rather swiftly. Now that I examine it more carefully, I see how great it is! +1
Andreas Rejbrand