Summit schedule

Please note that the schedule for the Delphi Summit is subject to change. Stay tuned for updates.

Day 1 - 5th of June
09:00	Registration
	Mainstage
10:00	Welcome and opening – Kees de Kraker and Marco Geuze
10:15	Keynote - with a very special guest
11:00	Coffee break & network
	Stage Apollo	Stage Atlas	Stage Ares
11:30	Primož Gabrijelčič Do you know how to debug effectively? ℹ️ Debugging is hard. Debugging problems effectively - that is without loosing a ton of time in the process - is an art in itself. In this session I’ll give some tips and tricks for effectively attacking hard debugging problems.	Fabrizio Bitti Creating windows services that really work ℹ️ Creating a simple Windows service looks like an easy task, but to make a proper service that can be started, stopped and paused by the service manager requires knowledge not only of Delphi and RTL but also on the Windows system that host and interact with your service.	Christoph Schneider Integration of Gemini AI into Delphi Business Applications ℹ️ This session covers using Gemini AI with Delphi, using the open source library FB4D.
12:30	Lunch, Networking & Gaming
13:30	Cary Jensen FireDAC virtual fields and data persistence	Vincent Parrett Advanced DUnitX Testing ℹ️ In this session we'll explore some of the more advanced and lesser known features of DUnitX - including data driven testing. We'll look at different logging options, and integrating our unit tests with a CI Server.	Filip Lagrou Delphi to the web ℹ️ Elevate your Delphi clients to beautiful web apps with unprecedented simplicity, using the Pas2Web library built on top of TMS WEB Core.
14:30	Ray Konopka Delphi IDE Tips & Tricks ℹ️ It is no surprise that RAD Studio developers spend most of their time working in the IDE. What is surprising is that many RAD Studio developers are not aware of many of the productivity features available. In this session, I highlight many of my favorite IDE tips and tricks including the QuickEdit Designer. Also covered are tips that focus on improving IDE navigation, tips accelerate code editing, others simplify form design, but all of them will enhance your IDE experience.	Antonio Zapater Topic coming soon	Conrad Vermeulen Developing scalable web services with runtime components ℹ️ In this practical session we will demonstrate how microservices can be wired together for scalable web architectures.
15:30	Break & Network
16:00	Ian Barker Topic coming soon	Richard Hatherall Lego, AWS and AI ℹ️ This session covers the use of AWS and AI to identity Lego pieces.	Frank Lauter Neuronal Networks - MVVM over DLL boundaries
17:00	Networking & Gaming
18:00	End of day 1

Day 2 - 6th of June
09:00	Registration
	Mainstage
10:00	Welcome and opening – Marco Geuze
10:15	Panel discussion
11:00	Coffee Break & Network
	Stage Apollo	Stage Atlas	Stage Ares
11:15	Marco Geuze The past, the present and the future of Delphi ℹ️ What will the future of Delphi look like? To answer this question, we will go back in time, watch the history of Pascal and Delphi unfold, and perhaps get a peek of the future too.	Primož Gabrijelčič Topic coming soon	Steffen Nyeland Fun with Job Objects, Pipes and Processes ℹ️ Ever needed to capture the output of a console application in your Delphi program? In this session, we’ll explore how to redirect and capture console output using pipes and memory streams.
12:15	Barnsten Topic coming soon	NexusDB Topic coming soon
12:45	Lunch, Network & Gaming
13:45	Stefan Glienke More than a hundred times faster than quicksort ℹ️ This session covers the history of sorting algorithms and lead to a relatively new algorithm, one of the fastest general-purpose sorting algorithms today.	Cary Jensen Topic coming soon	Bob Swart Securing your Delphi Applications ℹ️ Security is essential in modern Delphi development. This session covers Windows PE Security Flags, authentication and authorization (e.g., DataSnap), REST authentication methods, SQL injection prevention with parameterized queries, and encryption techniques.
14:45	Marco Cantu VCL and Windows App SDK ℹ️ VCL has historically supported targeting the Windows SDK and the COM subsystem. In recent years, it also added integration to the Windows App SDK, WinRT APIs, MSIX packaging, WebView 2 control and more. This session offers an overview of the old and new platform APIs, and includes a small detour on the alternative graphic model offered by Skia on Windows and will delve into a few other little known advanced features of the VCl library.	Ricardo Boaro Topic coming soon	Jens Fudge Overcoming Imposter Syndrome - A guide for developers ℹ️ Imposter Syndrome affects many in the software industry, leading to self-doubt and stress. In this session, we’ll explore its causes, how it impacts developers, and practical ways to overcome it. To close, attendees will be guided through a short mental relaxation session to help foster confidence and well-being.
15:45	Break & Networking
16:15	Kees de Kraker Topic coming soon	Ray Konopka User Interface Design with FMX Styles ℹ️ Styles have always been an integral part of FMX. And while their role has evolved as mobile development has matured, styles are still a core facet of FMX that provides tremendous power and flexibility. This session demonstrates how to leverage styles to customize individual controls as well as the entire user interface. Along the way, we will learn how to effectively use the Style Designer, when to use multiple Style Books, and tips to make your custom styles look their best.
	Mainstage
17:00	Closing session and Summit giveaways!
17:30	Network & Gaming
18:00	End of the Summit