Delphi

Visualizando y utilizando Mapas (Componente TMapView)

Author: Terry Swiers En Delphi podemos utilizar diferentes componentes que nos permitan visualizar mapas en nuestras aplicaciones. El más básico, es el componenteTWebBrowserdel que ya he hablado otras veces en el blog. Al final un la visualización de un Mapa (utilizando los diferentes servicios existentes) no es más que la visualización de una página web. Si queréis ver entradas…
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Setting Up Ubuntu Server for the Delphi on Linux

Author: daniel L62827 After part 1 you should be up Update Subscription so you can join the Godzilla beta. Here are the steps for installing Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS Server and setting it up for use. We are using Ubuntu Server because we don’t need the extra parts for the…
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With Delphi the Whole World is Under Control

Hamburg, Germany has the largest model railway in the world – The Miniatur Wunderland. Miniature Wunderland is Hamburg’s #1 tourist attraction and attracts 1.3 million visitors from all over the world. It’s particularly distinguished by its high level of detail; 260,000+ figurines, driving trains, cars, ships, and more. How Everything Began The project of twin brothers Gerrit…
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Appx Development for Windows 10 Store

Author: CARLOS M6766 One of the most interesting new features introduced in RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin Update 2 Anniversary Edition is the support for building Windows 10 APPX application packages. YouTube reply of EMEA Embarcadero developer webinar “Appx Development for Windows 10 Store” from December 14th, 2016, is available athttps://youtu.be/hEOk3Ztm-8g APPX development in RAD…
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C++

Mixing Delphi and C++

Author: NatSam Would you like to add C++ to your Delphi application? Or add Delphi code to your C++ application? Here’s how. One thing you might not know is how closely integrated the C++ and Delphi languages are in RAD Studio. You can compile a single application in a…
Delphi

Powerful GUIs using Scalable Vector Graphics and the RiverSoftAVG SVG Component Library with Tom Grubb

Author: Remy Lebeau Scaleable Vector Graphics (SVG) are awesome in their ability to make your GUIs stand out. Not only because they are scaleable, but perhaps even more importantly, because they are editable. Unlike bitmaps, each piece of a graphic is editable. You can change colors, rotations, visibility, etc in real-time at run-time. With the RiverSoftAVG SVG Component Library (RSCL), you get…
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