Books by Daniele Teti - Software Development, Delphi, Lean Thinking
A collection of books on software development, covering Delphi programming, REST APIs, Lean methodology, and logical argumentation. Each book is the result of years of professional experience and designed to provide practical, actionable knowledge.
Lean Thinking for Committed Software Developers
2025 • Currently in Italian
From Japanese factories to software development. Learn to identify invisible waste, create real value, and navigate complexity with Toyota's Lean principles applied to coding.
🇮🇹 Italian edition • English coming 2026
The Euclidean Method
2025 • English
Building irrefutable arguments through geometric logic. Unlock the 2,300-year-old mathematical secret behind every undefeatable argument.
DelphiMVCFramework - The Official Guide
2020 • Best-seller
The comprehensive guide to the most popular Delphi framework for RESTful and JSON-RPC APIs. From fundamentals to professional production deployment.
🇬🇧 English • 🇧🇷 Portuguese • 🇪🇸 Spanish
Delphi Cookbook - Third Edition
2018 • 780 pages, 78 recipes
Advanced cross-platform development with Delphi 10.2 Tokyo. Mobile, Linux servers, IoT integration, FireDAC mastery, and modern Delphi features.
Co-authored with Daniele Spinetti
Delphi Cookbook - Second Edition
2016 • 470 pages
Professional Delphi techniques with new chapters on multithreading, Parallel Programming Library, mobile sensors, and RESTful services.
PacktPub best-seller
Delphi Cookbook - First Edition
2014 • 328 pages
The book that started the best-selling series. FireMonkey, LiveBindings, mobile development for Android and iOS, RESTful services, and design patterns.
Series founder • Delphi XE6
About the Author
Daniele Teti is a software architect and developer with over 25 years of professional experience in enterprise software development. He is the creator of DelphiMVCFramework, one of the most popular Delphi open-source projects, and a frequent speaker at international developer conferences.
Daniele’s books are known for their practical approach, real-world examples, and focus on techniques that developers can apply immediately in their daily work.
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