RAD Studio 13.1 Florence is the next release of your favorite way to develop applications that run on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.
Join us for this special sneak-peek webinar where we reveal some of what’s coming along with what we’ve been working on – including some very exciting news and a live Q & A!
What’s Coming in RAD Studio 13.1 Florence
Date: March 19, 2026…
Continuing our selection of our favorite webinars from CodeRage 2025, here’s set 4. We’ve included sessions on integrating applications with Google ADK, turning ideas into mobile apps, extracting data from databases, practical applications of AI, and an AI ecosystem for…
Approximately two years ago, Embarcadero moved the public customer bug reporting and feature requests system for Delphi, C++Builder, and RAD Studio from an internally hosted instance of JIRA to Atlassian Jira Service Manager (JSM). This portal is available at…
While the industry continues to lean heavily on automated scanning tools, the reality remains that security breaches do not result only by mere coding errors; they can also point to significant structural gaps in your application logic. For many developers, security is often…
Lifecycle Accountability: Designing Software for Long-Term Resilience
February 19, 2026
Teams don’t “lose security” because they forgot one tool. They can lose it when ownership gets fuzzy across the lifecycle, especially after the first release ships and competing priorities emerge during that flurry of activity. That framing matters, because it changes…
We’re thrilled to share the updated version of our WebStencils and HTMX: Fast Modern Web Development with RAD Studio guide. Since the original release, WebStencils has grown significantly, and this new edition reflects all those improvements.
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Update Subscription Customers Invited to Join RAD Studio “Amalthea” Beta
February 13, 2026
Embarcadero is currently working on a new release of RAD Studio, an update of RAD Studio 13 Florence, Delphi 13 Florence and C++Builder 13 Florence. The update is going to include significant new features and many quality improvements. Being able to participate in our beta…
How are these three words related? C++ is a language, LLVM is a compiler infrastructure. Cybersecurity is a whole different beast. Sometimes experienced engineers say that C++ is incompatible with the term “cybersecurity” and should be replaced with safer languages. We…
We are once again in a phase where language comparisons dominate technical discourse. They resurface cyclically, usually accompanied by confident claims, simplified scorecards, and repeated references to “standards” that, upon closer inspection, are not standards at all…
Right now, the main topic of conversation on everyone’s lips is AI. Of course, it’s a time of immense change, especially for developers creating apps using RAD techniques. But this year also introduces something that you absolutely do need to pay attention to…
