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Learn to Program in Delphi - Architecture and Layers of Code

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October 28, 2016
Author: Pawe Gowacki Last week we have created „DelphiSuperCalculator” project and learn how to build, run and debug it. Before rushing into writing code it is a good thing to step back first and think about the overall architecture of your app. This typically involves breaking your app into smaller parts and in code a typical metaphor is a “layer” or “tier” of…
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Learn to Program with Starter (Homepage)

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October 13, 2016
Author: Pawe Gowacki In coming weeks David Millington (C++Builder Product Manager) and I are going to publish weekly blog postings where you can learn programming step by step with Delphi and C++Builder. As much as possible we will try to synchronise topics and content so…
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Learn to program with C++Builder: #1, Introduction and Installation

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October 12, 2016
Update July 24, 2018: With thejust-released Community Edition of C++Builder, we’ve updated these posts. Please visit the new version of this blog post here. Community Edition replaces the old Starter edition, and is a full-featured, free, Professional-level edition of C++Builder. It and the updated ‘Learn programming’ course are well worthchecking…
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Build apps for macOS Sierra and iOS 10 with RAD Studio Berlin Update 1

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September 20, 2016
You can add the macOS and iOS 10 SDKs to your IDE (Tools > Options > SDK Manager) after updating your Mac to macOS 10.12 (Sierra) and downloading and installing the latest version of Xcode (Xcode 8). You can then target iOS 10 and macOS Sierra, as well as Windows and Android. Delphi app running on an iPhone 7 on the iOS 10 Simulator                        …
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Access FTDI, Prolific, USB, And Serial COM Ports With Firemonkey In Delphi 10 Berlin On Android And Windows

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August 23, 2016
Author: Wolfgang_W_ Developer Erik Salaj over at WINSOFT has a whole suite of Com Port components for Firemonkey in Delphi and C++Builder. The various Com Port components give you access to the Com Port on Android, OSX, and Windows. It does not appear that there is any support for IOS though. You can communication with all kinds of different devices using the Com Port like printers, sensors…
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