This session will delve into the structure of Palm applications and show how they are written. It will cover: structure of a Palm application, forms, controls and event handling, Palm databases and data access techniques, how to debug, test and deploy Palm applications. It will include information on the lastest OS6 additions to the PalmOS.

This session would cover some of the more advanced topics needed to write real world PalmOS applications: dealing with different OS versions, responding to other launch codes than the normal application start, database sorting and filtering, communicating with other devices, dealing with multiple screen resolutions, writing custom UI controls, accessing the built-in databases.

This session assumes that we will be able to write CF applications in Delphi by conference time. Basic program structure, differences between the Compact Framework and the full FCL, UI development with WinForms for the CF, data storage techniques, debugging, testing and distributing the application and an overview of some useful FCL classes.

IntraWeb is a powerful component framework for developing web applications. This session provides the attendee with an introduction to what IntraWeb is and how easily it can be used to develop robust and scalable web applications on Win32, Linux, and .NET platforms. Topics include session management, database development, applications for mobile devices such as phones and PDA's, etc.

This session will show how to develop graphical, database applications for micro devices. The demonstration will focus on two major areas: how to build and manipulate a graphical user interface and how to store and manipulate data. Other topics discussed will be APIs specific to this type of development and how their use affects typical development in terms of portability and flexibility.

Windows Forms 2.0 will help you create those rich client applications users love even more quickly. Find out about the new controls, ClickOnce, new databinding and much more.

SQL Server 2005 will enable developers to write stored procedures, triggers, functions, etc... using .Net code. Attend this session if you want to learn how to use it.