Over the weekend, we released two hotfixes for RAD Studio 10.3. One of these, thewhich addressed a number of IDE issues, is especially important if you use C++Builder.
It addresses:
RSP-21683: IDE missing Application sub optionsTwo settings panes were missing in the Project Options dialog, Application section: the Icons page (for setting app icons,splash screens, and other imagery)…
An ongoing project we have is to ensure more popular, well-known C++ libraries are updated to work with C++Builder, and available to you from within GetIt, our package manager. You may have seen a post earlier this year aboutreal-world (non-demo) apps that you can use…
An ongoing project we have is to ensure more popular, well-known C++ libraries are updated to work with C++Builder, and available to you from within GetIt, our package manager. You may have seen a post earlier this year aboutreal-world (non-demo) apps that you can use…
An ongoing project we have is to ensure more popular, well-known C++ libraries are updated to work with C++Builder, and available to you from within GetIt, our package manager. You may have seen a post earlier this year aboutreal-world (non-demo) apps that you can use with C++Builder and CMake, for example, and this isrelated.
This week, I’d like to highlightTinyXML…
RAD Studio 10.3 has a number of performance improvements, as well as some quality improvements we’d like to share.
IDE Fix Pack
Some time ago, we licensed Andreas Hausladen’s IDE Fix Pack. This is an unofficial IDE addon that changes the behaviour of several things in…
RAD Studio 10.3 includes a lot of work on the VCL, our native Windows UI library. In this release, we’ve focused heavily on extensive high DPI support. You can read Marco’s blog about the perMonitorV2 support in the VCL, and this means with 10.3 you can have any VCL…
In RAD Studio 10.3, we’ve greatly improved the look and feel of the main window and IDE and Project Options dialogs. Some highlights are a cleaner modern look and updated dark theme in the main window, and some organisational changes and addition of dialog-wide search in the Options dialogs. Our aim is to make minimal changes in layout, ie allow you to keep using the habit and expectation…
In C++Builder 10.3, we have some great news for C++ developers. We’re very pleased to announce our first C++17 compiler. This is combined with an updated C++17 standard library, and a completely new code completion technology, and – yes, there’s more – a new…
In RAD Studio 10.3, we’re making a number of great improvements to the user interface and usability. Concretely, that’s not just looks: we are carefully making improvements in how to interact with the IDE. Last week, we looked at changes in the main window, where it is…
In recent RAD Studio releases, we’ve paid a lot of attention to the IDE’s user interface. In 10.2.2, we added a dark theme (one of the most popular changes we’ve made!) and updated the component icons.
In RAD Studio 10.3, we have a number of further UI upgrades we’re very pleased to show you. This is the first post in a series about the IDE’s UI and user experience. Without further…
