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https://quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-41990 See also EtheaDev/StyledComponents: Components similar to Delphi VCL Buttons, Toolbar, DbNavigator, BindNavigator, ButtonGroup and CategoryButtons with Custom Graphic Styles, and an advanced, full-customizable TaskDialog, also with animations! (github.com). They contain a Task Dialog can be displayed with Vcl Styles (and many others). File dialogs are styled by VCL though. I am not aware of any major issues.

That depends on the brain; Some people prefer to read and some prefer to watch a video. I also think it depends on the subject. Highly technical topics, reference material, and so on, are better in writing because we need them to be precise and unambiguous. But video is fine for entry level stuff and conceptual material. I know that very few of our end-users ever read the documentation (they never notice when it falls behind) but the how-to videos get quite a lot of views and feedback.

GExperts did not have a Code Formatter in the 90ies. There was only DelForEx by Egbert van Nees (and later a code formatter as part of project JEDI which today is part of the Lazarus IDE). He donated that code to GExperts in the mid 2000ties and I integrated it into GExperts and over the years improved it (performance on large files more than doubled) and extended it to cover new language constructs that were added.

I just posted another update for SVGIconViewer. This version increases the icon count to over 46,500 with the addition of the Bootstrap icon library, the ability to view a user specified folder containing .svg files and export those files as a Delphi TImageCollection with generated png versions of the files with a single click. https://github.com/skamradt/SVGIconViewer

Lately I have found myself spending way to much time locating and converting my various toolbars and buttons to use SVG images. Part of that time was searching multiple archives only to find the same list of icons, however in different weights and sizes. The Microsoft Fluent UI icon repository is difficult to easily navigate and requires multiple steps to grab an icon... there had to be an easier way. So I wrote one that not only allows one to save SVG files, but also PNG files with an included -x size added to make it super easy when adding to an existing image collection (if you, like me, have projects that are still not quite in the latest version of Delphi). The project requires Delphi 12 (or minimally Delphi 10.4 with Skia4Delphi added) to recompile, I have included a compiled executable as a release asset if you do not have the required Delphi version. There are currently 27,400 individual SVG icons, additionally those that have both a filled and outline version have the option to also generate a "TwoTone" icon. You have complete control over colors and export sizes. https://github.com/skamradt/SVGIconViewer Currently included Icon libraries: Microsoft Fluent UI, Tablar-Icons If you find this project useful, I would appreciate a star. If it saves you time and effort, feel free to buy me a coffee (or several, code signing is so expensive lately). 🙂