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David I becomes an Embarcadero MVP, starts new job at Evans Data Corporation

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September 22, 2016
Author: JC Whitsett In today’s interconnected world, companies in all industries need to publish APIs and cultivate a developer community to access and use them. To be competitive today, attracting and supporting developers is essential. The key to cultivating a vibrant developer community that uses your APIs and supports your platform is a good developer relations program. After 43+ years in…
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Top Five Android And IOS Device Sensors You Can Easily Access From FireMonkey

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August 26, 2016
RAD Studio in FireMonkey provides access to a variety of device sensors on Android and iOS. Six different demos show how to easily access a variety of these various sensors. The demos include the Gyroscope, Accelerometer, AccessCameraApp/CameraComponent, Location, and OrientationSensor. These demos make use of the TOrientationSensor, TLocationSensor, TMotionSensor, TCameraComponent, and…
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C++ Boot Camp Complete Replay

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August 20, 2016
The complete replays for the C++ Boot Camp are available online, including downloads, slides and the Q&A log. A wealth of information for C++Builder. Content for each day . . . Day 1 –Building your first application with C++Builder Day 2…
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C++ Boot Camp: Game Development

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August 1, 2016
Author: Aidan K7359 11-August-2016 / Day 4 of C++ Boot Camp is C++ Game Development hosted by Eli M., MVP, Developer and Entrepreneur from FMXExpress.com Four different games with classic game mechanics will be demonstrated. We will be also be covering topics such as App Tethering, utilizing TFrames to build your UI, using TRectangle as a light weight image object, accessing the device motion…
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A new edition of our free C++ compiler

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July 13, 2016
Author: Jmac61 A long time ago, back when C++Builder was made by Borland,we made available a free version of our C++ compiler. If you’ve been around the C++ community long enough you’re probably very familiar with it: ‘Borland C++ 5.5’counts its downloads in the millions, and despite its age is still today commonly used as an introductory command-line compiler…
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