C++Delphi

High-Performance Multi-Platform UI Component Set For Your Next Big Project

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March 5, 2021
When you start building your projects, you would like to start with one UI component set to target Android, iOS, macOS, Windows. The standard components provide enough tools to make any type of application but, sometimes you need a cross-platform UI component set. And the solution is the TMS FNC UI Pack. TMS FNC UI Pack includes optimized and advanced grid, planner, treeview, rich editor, and…
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C++CodeDelphiTech Partner

Quickly Enumerate Through USB Devices With Code On Windows

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March 4, 2021
Sometimes Developers Want to list or Identify USB devices connected to the machine and perform some actions to the USB devices programmatically. How do enumerate the USB devices quickly? Don’t know how to do it?. Don’t worry. MiTec’s System Information Management Suite’s component helps to enumerate the connected USB devices; we will learn how to use the TMiTec_USB component in this blog…
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C++Delphi

Enterprise-Grade Rich Text Editor Component For Windows With WYSIWYG Editing And Reporting Add-Ons

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March 2, 2021
TRichView Component is a set of native Delphi and C++ Builder VCL components for illustrating, editing, and printing complex rich text documents easily. TRichView component suite offers a wide range of functionalities to create advanced text editors, web/help/book authoring applications, chats, and messengers. Moreover, if you need a high-quality hypertext user interface, the TRichView…
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C++DelphiRAD Studio

Easily Add Visually Stunning FMX And VCL Styles To Your Windows And Mobile Apps

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February 27, 2021
When I started programming with Delphi 7, my applications were stunning because of the wide variety of VCL styles. I liked the idea of just loading the style file and you are good to go. At this moment, creating dark and light mode for the applications is crazy. But, if you are developing applications in Delphi or C++ Builder, you have no problem! Most of the time, other students were…
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