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LATEST
We can provide you with the most recent information as of right now:
Detlef Overbeek, as your editor, has returned after surgery and is back at work:
During my stay in the hospital, I went on with the projects: Issue 29 of our Blaise Pascal Magazine, the AI seminar, and the New Lazarus Handbook.
For the New Lazarus Handbook, I added the component lessons section. Because it is so large and contains all the explanations and complete lessons, it will only be mentioned in the book.
You will receive a complete extra PDF about the components under Lazarus. It’s going to be about 1700 pages itself, so it will only become available as a PDF file for the readers of the book. There are 247 components, and I have done 100 lessons so far. Some of them I will publish already as an example. All readers that had already preordered the book can get a PDF file with the examples that are finalized.
I will show three lessons to show the quality of the lessons; they contain the working code for Windows, Linux, and Mac. They have all been tested under Windows. During the next week I will make this available.

More news to come…

The preview of the new cover

PLANNED ARTICLES
MIMER,
a Teachable, Agentic AI Knowledge System for Delphi and it’s free
ACP – control an AI agent from in your project for Lazarus
Delphi 13.1 New version
How to create components with the help of AI for Delphi
Gaming with David: a path problem
ROBOTS: Could we all have a robot household machine?
FROZEN BRAIN: Life After Death?

PASCAL CAFE:

International AI Pascal Café
on Friday 26th and Saturday 27th June 2026. It will be all about AI. Details:
Delphi – Dany Wind & Kim Madsen / Lazarus – Michael van Canneyt & Matthias Gärtner