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Build Visual Stunning Apps Faster With Less Code Using RAD Studio Architect Edition

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January 25, 2021
See first hand how to develop faster with the extra features included in the RAD Studio Architect edition, including Aqua Data Studio, Sencha Ext JS, Ranorex. This low code RAD demo includes the development of Web, Mobile, and Desktop UI’s with a RESTful server. In the webinar Stephen Ball, Mary Kelly, and Alex Ruiz will discuss and demo Aqua Data Studio, Sencha Architect, and RAD Server…
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Create Beautiful Windows Applications With Visually Stunning VCL Styles For Delphi And C++

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January 22, 2021
Back in 2017, while I was participating in an educational applications contest in central Asia, as a high school student, I utilized Delphi and some VCL styles in my application. With just one VCL style my app got first place in the contest! Find out more information about VCL Styles in the Embarcadero DocWiki. Actually, the content and the features of the application were also good, but the…
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Quickly Deploy Powerful Internet Enabled Windows Apps With Clever Internet Suite For Delphi

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January 22, 2021
RAD Studio has its internet components available to utilize on any platform. For instance, TNetHTTPClient and TNetHTTPRequest are native HTTP components for Delphi and C++Builder developers. Or most known, Indy components. But, when there is a demand for specific internet development, Clever Components offers you the Clever Internet Suite. Clever Internet Suite has over 50 components available…
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Measure Heart Rate Using Delphi And C++ Builder With The Power Of ThingConnect IoT Device Component Pack

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January 21, 2021
When I think about Delphi and C++ Builder, the first thing that comes to my mind is powerful third party components that interface with almost everything. Or the syntax we have which is like writing a novel in the English language. RAD Studio comes with hundreds of components that simplify working with probably everything, from standard components to Internet of Things components. Today, I…
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