My "Developing Your Own Visuino Components with Delphi" session at CodeRage XII Tomorrow!

Please join CodeRage XII tomorrow for my "Developing Your Own Visuino Components with Delphi" session at 3:00 PM CST!

It this session I will introduce you to the Visuino SDK:

And I will show you how easy it is to create your own Visuino components using Delphi.
The Visuino SDK is available as Free Download in the G+ “Visuino - Visual Arduino Developers” Community:
https://plus.google.com/communities/116125623808250792822

I hope you will enjoy the presentation! :-)

#Visuino #Arduino #Delphi

Swellington Santos just posted another Visuino component developed by him!

Swellington Santos just posted another Visuino component that he developed using the Visuino SDK :-).

Visuino Swellington Math

https://swellingtonsoares.xyz/componentes/33-visuino-swellington-math

Congratulations Swellington Santos ! Very good work as always!

If you want to develop Visuino components, you can download the free Visuino SDK available in the Visuino G+ Community.

Currently the SDK is based on Delphi, and you will need at least the free Delphi starter edition to develop components. I am also looking into ways to allow in the future at least some components to be developed without the need of Delphi.

I am looking forward to see more people starting to develop and post Visuino components in the future :-)

Cheers,
  Boian

#Visuino #Arduino #Delphi

Creating Visuino Components Video Tutorial by Swellington Santos

Swellington Santos just posted a great Video Tutorial on creating Visuino components using the Visuino SDK and Delphi :-).

He has also posted more details and links to resources here:

https://swellingtonsoares.xyz/8-tutorial/32-criacao-de-componentes-para-o-visuino

The Video shows step by step how to get the Free Delphi Starter Edition, how to download and install the Visuino SDK, and how to develop and install your components in Visuino.

It is very detailed, and I am sure will be a great help to anyone who wants to develop components for Visuino !

Congratulations Swellington Santos ! You have really outdone yourself this time!

If you want to develop Visuino components, you can download the free Visuino SDK available in the Visuino G+ Community.

Currently the SDK is based on Delphi, and you will need at least the free Delphi starter edition to develop components. I am also looking into ways to allow in the future at least some components to be developed without the need of Delphi.

I am looking forward to see more people starting to develop and post Visuino components in the future :-)

Cheers,
  Boian


#Visuino #Arduino #Delphi

Swellington Santos just posted another Visuino component developed by him in Delphi!

Swellington Santos just posted another Visuino component that he developed using the Visuino SDK :-).

Visuino Char To Unsigned converter:


https://swellingtonsoares.xyz/componentes/31-visuinochartounsigned

Congratulations Swellington Santos ! Keep up the good work!

Here are all of his current components including this one:
https://swellingtonsoares.xyz/componentes

If you want to develop Visuino components, you can download the free Visuino SDK available in the Visuino G+ Community.

Currently the SDK is based on Delphi, and you will need at least the free Delphi starter edition to develop components. I am also looking into ways to allow in the future at least some components to be developed without the need of Delphi.

I am looking forward to see more people starting to develop and post Visuino components in the future :-)

Cheers,
  Boian


#Visuino #Arduino #Delphi

Swellington Santos just posted 2 more Visuino components developed by him!

Swellington Santos just posted 2 more Visuino components that he developed using the Visuino SDK :-).

Visuino Random Char Generator:

https://swellingtonsoares.xyz/componentes/28-visuinorandomchargenerator


and Visuino Chip 74HC595:

https://swellingtonsoares.xyz/componentes/27-visuinochip74hc595

Congratulations Swellington Santos ! Very good work as always!

If you want to develop Visuino components, you can download the free Visuino SDK available in the Visuino G+ Community.

Currently the SDK is based on Delphi, and you will need at least the free Delphi starter edition to develop components. I am also looking into ways to allow in the future at least some components to be developed without the need of Delphi.

I am looking forward to see more people starting to develop and post Visuino components in the future :-)

Cheers,
  Boian


#Visuino #Arduino #Delphi

"Installing 3rd party components in Visuino" Video Tutorial by Swellington Santos

Swellington Santos just posted a great Video Tutorial on how to install 3rd party components in Visuino.
In the tutorial he shows how to download, install and use some of the Visuino components that he developed in Delphi using the Visuino SDK available as free download in the Visuino G+ Community.

Congratulation Swellington Santos, you have done a fantastic job!

Creating your own Visuino components is easy and real fun, and I am looking forward to see more people creating cool components :-)

Cheers,

  Boain

#Visuino #Delphi #Arduino

Swellington Santos posted the first 3rd party Visuino components developed by him!

Swellington Santos became the first to announce the creation of Visuino components using the Visuino SDK :-). He created 2 components - one to play sound and another to do soft reset.

Congratulations Swellington Santos !

He posted the components in the Visuino G+ Community and on his site. You can download them there.
He also posted a video of how to use the 2 components:

He has more information on his site, and I would expect that he will keep updating it.

If you want to develop Visuino components, you can download the free Visuino SDK available in the Visuino G+ Community.

Currently the SDK is based on Delphi, and you will need at least the free Delphi starter edition to develop components. I am also looking into ways to allow in the future at least some components to be developed without the need of Delphi.

I am looking forward to see more people starting to develop and post Visuino components in the future :-)

Cheers,
  Boian

#Visuino #Arduino #Delphi

The third Visuino article (Creating your own Components for Visuino) from the Blaise Pascal magazine is now publicly available

With the permission of the Blaise Pascal Magazine editor, I am posting as PDF the thirdth of the Visuino articles that I published last year.

In this article you will learn how you can create your own components for Visuino .
At present this requires you to have Delphi available. I am working to make it possible in the future to create components graphically in Visuino directly.

www.mitov.com/Blaise_43_UKTotal_X7_12_27.pdf

In the coming days, I will post the rest of the articles.
There are a lot more great resources in the magazine, and I recommend you to check it out.
I will be posting more articles in this wonderful magazine, and although they may get released here at some later point, you can get them from the magazine right away!

Enjoy! :-)

#Arduino #Visuino #Delphi