CodeRage XII – Platforms and Technology Track

Jim McKeeth

7 years ago

These are the 13 sessions in the Platforms and Technology track for CodeRage XII. Register today and you can watch them on Embarcadero Academy.

The Delphi Parser – Automatic Migration Tool with Oren Aviram
Scheduled: Thu 9th @ 11:00 AM
Level: Advanced (For experts who want to dive deep)
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Description: The Delphi Parser Automatic Migration Tools can easily analyze your code on any given Delphi version and quickly upgrade your Legacy Borland Delphi to compile and run using the Newest RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo – and make your legacy Delphi code – A Legend, once again.

Docker for Windows and Windows Containers with Michael Friis and Elton Stoneman, Docker
Scheduled: Thu 9th @ 11:00 AM
Level: All (General information for everyone)
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Description: In this webinar learn about Docker for Windows, Docker for Windows Server 2016, using Windows Containers or Hyper-V containers for isolation, and the new lift and shift tool that helps teams containerize existing Windows applications.

Panel: The Internet of Things Is Here (Davos) with Moderated by Robert F. Smith
Scheduled: Thu 9th @ 12:00 PM
Level: All (General information for everyone)
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Description: How is the internet of things transforming the global marketplace?
On the agenda:
– Designing smart consumer products
– Partnering to create inter-connected business models
Speakers:
· Michael Gregoire, Chief Executive Officer, CA Technologies, USA.
· T. K. Kurien, Chief Executive Officer and Member of the Board, Wipro,
India.
· Michael McNamara, Chief Executive Officer, Flex, USA.
· Andreas Raptopoulos, Chief Executive Officer, Matternet, USA.

Moderated by Robert F. Smith, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Vista Equity Partners, USA.

World Economic Forum http://www.weforum.org/

Design Consideration for Multi-Platform Applications with Sarina DuPont
Scheduled: Thu 9th @ 3:00 PM
Level: All (General information for everyone)
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Description: In this CodeRage Session, Senior Product Manager Sarina DuPont covers the Dos and Don’ts of multi-device application development, common UI and UX paradigms, an overview of the FireUI Designer and how to create a modern settings and user profile screen, complete with native and custom theming.

Working with Linux Libraries in Delphi with Craig Chapman
Scheduled: Thu 9th @ 5:00 PM
Level: Advanced (For experts who want to dive deep)
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Description: This session demonstrates importing external libraries on Linux for advanced platform features, though the example of using XLib to create a UI window.

OpenGL on Linux with Craig Chapman
Scheduled: Thu 9th @ 6:00 PM
Level: Advanced (For experts who want to dive deep)
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Description: Creating OpenGL applications on Linux with Delphi. This session builds on Craig’s other session “Working with Linux Libraries in Delphi” to create a simple OpenGL example.

Panel: Artificial Intelligence (Davos) with Moderated by Robert F. Smith
Scheduled: On-demand
Level: All (General information for everyone)
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Description: As business opportunities for artificial intelligence multiply, how can industry leaders design the principles and technical standards into their products that benefit society as a whole?
– Ron Gutman, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, HealthTap, USA
– Joichi Ito, Director, Media Lab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
– Satya Nadella, Chief Executive Officer, Microsoft Corporation, USA
– Ginni Rometty, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, IBM Corporation, USA

Moderated by
– Robert F. Smith, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Vista Equity Partners, USA

World Economic Forum http://www.weforum.org/

Some code to start building C++ applications with Francisco Muro A.
Scheduled: On-demand
Level: Introduction (For beginners)
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Description: How to start writting some code using C++Builder from Embarcadero. How to handle connections using JSON + PHP + CPP… the other way.

Deep Dive: Hospitality Survey App Template Developer Guide with Eli M
Scheduled: On-demand
Level: All (General information for everyone)
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Description: The Hospitality Survey App template that Embarcadero has released for Delphi 10.2 Tokyo through their GetIt platform is quite extensive. This deep dive developer guide for the project explains more in depth including an overview for each of the four different projects that make up the Hospitality Survey App.

How to develop a simple recommender system with Daniele Spinetti
Scheduled: On-demand
Level: Intermediate
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Description: Abstract: What do Netflix, Amazon, Google and Facebook have in common? An efficient system of recommendations. Knowing users to propose the right product for each of them is crucial in all types of sales. In this session we will see how to implement a simple system of recommendations with Delphi and Redis … in a very simple way
Prerequisites: REDIS’s knowledge is preferable

CAD with RAD, master your OOP skills for multi-plat development with Vsevolod Leonov (Seva)
Scheduled: On-demand
Level: All (General information for everyone)
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Description: The session presents the project at Moscow Polytechnic Institute, when a group of students use C++Builder as a RAD tool to make a CAD system. The project is discussed both from methodical, and technical viewpoints. Main focus is made on how C++ skills can be applied to solve the practical tasks. The session is great for students and training course authors, Delphi/C++Builder developers to master OOP skills, and for hobbyist, as 3D programming is always big fun.

Customising DataSnap Method Output with Bob Swart
Scheduled: On-demand
Level: Advanced (For experts who want to dive deep)
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Description: DataSnap Server methods return output in a way that DataSnap Clients expect. A TDataSet returns JSON in a specific format, and so does a TFDJSONDataSets type. Ideal for DataSnap Clients, but sometimes less ideal for developers using other tools to consume this JSON output. And perhaps you want to return output in XML format instead of JSON?
This session demonstrates how we can use the TDSInvocationMetadata class to fully customise the output of DataSnap Server methods, returning the JSON you want or even XML or any other output format you need.

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