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🔧 [JOB] Part-Time Delphi Developer (VCL / Win32) – Support & Mentorship Role Location: Remote (U.S. preferred, but open) Commitment: Part-time (5–10 hrs/week) Project Type: Ongoing support + mentoring role We’re looking for an experienced Delphi developer (VCL / Win32 only) to help support and sustain a well-established, industry-specific engineering software package used for retaining wall and geotechnical design. The application has been actively developed and maintained by the original developer (who’s still involved), but we’re now looking to add a second experienced Delphi developer to: Assist with ongoing support and small enhancements Help document and organize the codebase into a shared source control repository (Git) Collaborate with the original developer on architecture and long-term sustainability Mentor a junior team member (with technical aptitude) as they begin learning Delphi and the codebase We’re not looking to rewrite the software — just to maintain it, support it, and prepare for long-term continuity. The original developer has been incredibly generous with his knowledge and is ready to help onboard someone gradually. 🧰 Tech Stack & Context: Delphi VCL (Win32 only — no FireMonkey) Long-running proprietary engineering app (wall design, CAD integration, etc.) Some external modules involve MathCAD and AutoCAD scripting We’re setting up a Git-based source control repository internally for collaboration ✅ Ideal Candidate: 5+ years of Delphi (VCL) experience Comfortable reading and documenting legacy code Good communicator; able to mentor or explain logic to others U.S.-based preferred for communication ease, but flexible for the right person Bonus: experience with AutoCAD integrations, MathCAD, or engineering tools ⏱ Availability: Part-time: ~5–10 hours per week, with flexibility Occasional check-ins with our team (main developer + junior mentee) 💼 To Apply: Email tim@earthretention.com with: A brief intro or CV Your hourly rate or fee structure A note on your experience with Delphi VCL and any mentoring/legacy experience This is a great opportunity for a seasoned Delphi developer looking to support a stable, well-built product with a thoughtful team — no chaos, no rewrites, just clean continuity. Looking forward to hearing from you. — Tim Winders COO, Earth Retention / CTi Software

A stable Delphi is also important to me. That's why I do my best to help Embarcadero achieve this.

Embarcadero still not fixing this annoying problem after several updates made me add the IDE toolbar expert to GExperts. Now I remove all the toolbars and enable the GExperts one. Works fine for me. (If you use the IDE dark mode, you will probably not like it.)

You don't and that is the whole purpose of blocking Future, to wait until the result can be used. If you don't want to block, then don't use future at all. Just use task instead. You are trying to solve the problem that does not exists. Task is async, future is just a blocking task. Trying to make PPL future async is pointless.

The whole point of Delphi Future implementation is to be a blocking call. Now, we can discuss whether this kind of design is useful or not and in which circumstances. However, your improved Future is mostly useless. Instead of creating a future and then resolving it in additional task (you are involving two threads here) you should just run the code in the task and that is it. Simply use TTask.Run( procedure begin var LValue := (...); TThread.Queue(nil, procedure begin LogReply('Result: ' + LValue.ToString); // update UI on main thread that service the TTask end); end); No need to overcomplicate things.

Python and R plugin units are now published: https://github.com/Steema/TeeBI/tree/master/deprecated/sources/algorithms License is MIT: https://github.com/Steema/TeeBI/blob/master/LICENSE

I solved this issue as follows: first, I ran the command rm ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning\ Profiles/*.mobileprovision in the Mac terminal, in Xcode, I went to Settings > Accounts > Download Manual Profiles. Finally, I restarted the PA Server, and everything worked correctly