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Gorilla3d Is A Powerful, Easy, And Modern 3D framework For Delphi And C++ Builder

Gorilla3D is a powerful, easy to use, and modern 3D framework for Delphi and C++ Builder FireMonkey on Windows and Android. IOS and OSX support are listed as in progress. This is a commercial product and appears to be an Alpha release but source code is available. It’s nice to see some significant improvement in 3D solutions for FireMonkey with this solution. The main new features of Gorilla3D…
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DatabaseInterBaseNews

Using InterBase Change Views

With Change Views, you have this patented method to work with that is a lot easier to develop and scale for your customer base. Using InterBase Change Views, you can now identify specifically what deltas have changed at the field level. Change views are a subscription based…
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New Years Resolution: Learn. Teach. Repeat.

The title of this blog post may combine two somewhat overly familiar ideas, but it’s highly appropriate for the goals we have set. Learning and teaching Delphi is paramount for our success, and we plan to keep doing more of it in the New Year. Delphi education helps popularize Embarcadero products, of course, but more importantly, it serves our community and your customers. Delphi is…
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DelphiRAD Studio

Learn How To Create Flexible Cross-Platform FireMonkey Applications Using TFrameStand For Delphi

Create modern-looking applications with FireMonkeyTFrameStandandTFormStandcomponents from Andrea Magni, who is one of the Delphi and FireMonkey MVPs. Easily use TFrame or TForm descendants in your FireMonkey applications to gain visual consistency through the whole user experience and easily add modern-looking elements like effects and transitions. You can easily…
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Case StudyDelphiShowcase

How Does Reliable Delphi Keep This Wonderland Running 365 Days A Year?

When you are open every single day of the year, rain or shine, your timings are measured in milliseconds, and your smallest distances are 0.7mm (0.03 inch) apart you begin to really appreciate how…

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