DetailsCoding in Delphi FREE Shipping. DetailsMore Coding in Delphi FREE Shipping. Daniele Teti Daniele Teti is a software architect, trainer, and consultant with over 18 years of professional experience. He writes code in a number of languages but his preferred language to compile native software is Object Pascal. Daniele is a well-known Delphi and programming expert in the developer community. He's the main developer and drives the development of some Delphi open source projects (DelphiMVCFramework; DORM, "the Delphi ORM"; He wrote his first program when he was 11 years old, and since then, he happily continues to write software almost every day. Apart from Delphi, he's a huge fan of design patterns, expert systems, RESTful architectures, and Android OS. When he is not busy writing software or programming (as his job or hobby), he likes to play the guitar, write songs, and do voluntary activities. He recently became the CEO of bit Time Professionals, which is a spin-off company of bit Time Software;
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Essential for Delphi programmers|Nice structure, for me each topic is well focued| See and discover other items: delphi programming, borland delphiDelphi XE6 is Here By Nick at April 15, 2014 02:17 Filed Under: Delphi, Tech Stuff Delphi XE6 has been released. There are reportedly over 2500 bug fixes in it, which is quite a few and quite in keeping with the QPS (Quality, Performance, Stability) plan they’ve discussed. Probably the best place to find out what is in the release is in the DocWiki’s What’s New Page. And if you are ready to make the move, you can click on the banner below and purchase: blog comments powered by Stuff You Can Find HereAbout This BlogDelphi Open Source ProjectsDependency Injection SeriesDeveloper BookstoreMy Embarcadero Blog ContentMy ResumeTVirtualInterface SeriesWays To Help Out NickA Pithy Quote for You Amazon Gift CardsGeneral DisclaimerThe views I express here are entirely my own and not necessarily those of any other rational person or organization.
However, I strongly recommend that you agree with pretty much everything I say because, well, I'm right. Most of the time. Except when I'm not, in which case, you shouldn't agree with me. Nick on the IntertubesTwitterThe latest version of RAD Studio has more support for Android, and is designed to give developers a way to extend desktop apps to mobile and wearable devices. The other main improvement to the cross-platform app creator is the ability to modernize Windows XP apps. The new version lets you use features and the look and feel of Windows 7 and 8.1 to move XP apps to a more up-to-date version. The company says developers can modernize VCL Windows applications; preview and interact with multi-windowed applications with new Windows taskbar components; give applications a Windows 7 and 8.1 or custom look; and fully style applications, including menus and borders. Embarcadero says the extra support for Android makes RAD Studio XE6 the only solution on the market to provide an integrated development environment that supports visual development of C++ applications for Windows, Android, iOS and Mac with a single C++ or Object Pascal (Delphi) codebase.
A simple recompile delivers the same app with either a native or custom user interface (UI) to iOS, Windows, and Mac OS X with no code changes. RAD Studio XE6 supports multiple versions of Android, including 4.4 KitKat. The package also means you can move existing Windows VCL (Visual Component Library) apps to mobile – including wearable devices likes Google Glass – without having to port an entire Windows application. The suggestion is that you create mobile companion apps for VCL applications, and pick the features that make sense for mobile. Other improvements include integration with Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) providers; the ability to monetize mobile apps; and better database connectivity via FireDAC. This video gives an overview of the new features: RAD Studio XE6 is available now, and there’s a free 30-day trial version includes Delphi, C++ Builder and HTML5 Builder available for download. To be informed about new articles on I Programmer, install the I Programmer Toolbar, subscribe to the RSS feed, follow us on, Twitter, Facebook, Google+ or Linkedin, or sign up for our weekly newsletter.