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MVVM-MVC-RAD Architectures with ColumbusEgg4Delphi

Loosely coupled is good. We don’t want our business logic and data access all mixed together, that makes our code harder to maintain. But we all love RAD and being able to create our applications quickly. Drop some components on the form, set some properties and write a little code and we are done! Unfortunately we usually end up with tightly coupled code. Most architectures I’ve seen for…
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FireMonkey on Linux!

Author: Pawe Gowacki It did not take long since the release of Delphi Linux compiler to have the ability to build Linux GUIs with Delphi! Just go to http://fmxlinux.com and get the only currently available download of FireMonkey for Linux which is “Free Trial v…
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Updated Roadmap Coming Soon & Annual Developer Survey

A couple of weeks ago, we launched RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo. On the heels of the release, the PM team is working on an updated roadmap for calendar year 2017/2018. As we are finalizing our roadmap plans, we would like to get your feedback through our 2017 RAD Studio…
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RAD Server Samples in RAD Studio 10.2

With RAD Studio 10.2, we provide great RAD Server demo projects to get you started. With 10.2, you can deploy RAD Server to Linux servers, in addition to Windows servers. Below is a list of sample projects that highlight RAD Server’s capabilities and are designed…
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Delphi for Linux is Coming

Author: cupboy Does Linux Matter? I’m personally going to switch my current server from Windows to Linux, and save quite some money in the process, but this is what other developers told us: https://community.embarcadero.com/blogs/entry/why-is-delphi-for-linux-important Getting Ready In case you want to get back to Linux and get ready, here are a few resources: Free O’Reilly Linux…
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Delphi for Linux RTL units

Author: Didier Cabalé I want to follow up my blog post covering the Delphi Linux compiler with a second one focused on the RTL units that are going to be available in Delphi for the Linux platform. The System Name Space These are the units part of the System name space that are available for the Linux platform (in alphabetic order): SysInit.pas System.Bindings.Consts.pas: this and following…
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