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August 2020 GM Blog [ en español ]

Este verano y el año entero son realmente extraños. Nuestras vidas han cambiado de muchas maneras, y muchos de estos cambios están destinados a continuar. La importancia de la tecnología y la necesidad de crear rápidamente soluciones fiables es creciente. Embarcadero está teniendo éxito gracias a la solidez de sus productos y su remarcable comunidad. Tenemos mucho que hacer este verano. ¡Sigamos construyendo juntos!

Actualizaciones de calidad en 10.4

Los grandes lanzamientos tienen muchas dependencias y, a pesar de las rigurosas pruebas, 10.4 ha tenido su cuota de problemas de calidad. Hemos lanzado varios parches que resuelven los principales problemas. La versión 10.4.1, que saldrá en septiembre, proporcionará más mejoras de calidad y pequeñas ampliaciones. Los parches son ahora mucho más visibles gracias a las mejoras en GetIt.

Programa de actualización de 10.4

Hace más de dos años interrumpimos nuestro SKU de actualización. Con el 10.4, las solicitudes de actualización han aumentado rápidamente y muchos clientes están frustrados porque no hay un camino de actualización más barato. Así que hemos reinstaurado nuestro programa de actualización, permitiendo a los clientes actualizar las versiones anteriores a un precio de descuento. La fecha de vencimiento de este programa es el 25 de septiembre. Habrá comunicaciones por correo electrónico con detalles, pero por favor contacte a su revendedor o al Gerente de Cuentas de Embarcadero para recibir rápidamente su oferta.

Packs de bonos de verano y promociones

Para hacer el 10.4 aún más atractivo, hemos trabajado con muchos de nuestros socios tecnológicos para crear un pack de Enterprise atractivo y único. The combined value of packages included in this pack is over $13,000. In addition, we continue to enhance our GetIt packages for ALL update subscription customers, which contain over $1,000 of free software, including IDE components, Styles, FMX Linux, connectivity components, and more. We plan to keep upgrading the Upgrade Packs throughout the summer, which now is more easily managed through GetIt, so keep checking for additional benefits. These will be automatically available for eligible purchases throughout the summer.

Desktop UX Summit

RAD Studio is the best platform for creating native Windows applications. We believe that the desktop space has been unfairly overlooked over the years and has a lot to offer. The huge trend toward the web has in some ways oversimplified UX experiences due to limitations of the browser. The type of mobile-first applications further contributed to oversimplification. Yet native desktop continues to provide many advantages when it comes to more complex and high-performance applications. This is obvious in gaming, but new trends in digitization may push desktop performance advantages and new UX needs to the forefront. Working from home boosted the use of collaborative apps, and any more complex apps are indeed native. The explosion of AI will also increase the number of simultaneous signals that will need to be presented to a UX, and browser interfaces will continue to be very limited in their ability to handle these. 

We see an opportunity for a resurgence in desktop usage. Cross-platform will continue to be key, but maybe the use cases will start with the best medium, and supplemental experiences, such as mobile, will be treated as such. Trying to build an ERP or a trading app while thinking mobile-first could be grossly undeserving of productivity and constrain the imagination regarding what could be possible. You work with IDEs all the time, and while new tools such as Visual Code are advancing, a true high-performance Web IDE is still highly impractical. We feel that it is appropriate for us to spearhead a Desktop UX Summit that could continue to expand and include many more partners and companies and drive new thinking and innovation.

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Accelerating Open Source Projects

We have increased our commitment to open source projects, where it makes sense. I want to highlight a couple that we are sponsoring this summer. We have created a new branch of Dev C++, which is one of the most popular editors for C++ and is built with Delphi. Our MVP Eli M. has been leading this effort as a great example that uses 10.4 to modernize a “legacy” application. This summer we will also open source the code base of Bold, which is a sort of low code solution for RAD Studio. We have a passionate group of Delphi community experts who will take that effort forward. Finally, we are collaborating with the creator of the popular Python editor PyScripter, Kiriakos Vlahos, to bring access to popular Python libraries to RAD Studio. I am especially excited about this effort, as Python is a natural complement to Delphi. One of the key advantages of Python is the plethora of libraries, especially around analytics and data management, and we are making it easier for our customers to use them!

C++Builder

We just posted a C++ road map and discussion of C++Builder directions and features. Normally we simply post a list of features we plan, but this time we discuss our strategy and both what we’ve done recently and our future plans in light of that strategy, which we believe will be helpful to you. We also discuss the results of answers given by you, our customers, to a key survey and what we’re doing in response. There’s a lot here about Windows and quality.

Other Updates

We have a number of other important updates, including:

 

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