Summary

You now know how to separate your code for working with teams or developers with other tools by creating dynamic libraries. You also learned how to modularize your code into runtime packages and then bundle them into components for quick placement on forms. Throughout this chapter, tips and examples for supporting other platforms were shown, giving you the flexibility to move forward in a way that best suits your workflow. Organized libraries of code structured in ways to support a variety of scenarios will not only increase the value and life of projects you develop but also add awareness to your Delphi programming expertise.

Now let's dive into LiveBindings, a feature of Delphi that allows you to visually hook up components at design time—basically, a way to make FireMonkey components data-aware.