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Flexible VCL Style Utils Library Made It Easy To Modernize The Dev-C++ Dialogs With VCL Styles In Delphi

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November 24, 2020
VCL Styles Utils is an open source Delphi library for extending VCL styles into the platform native dialogs of Windows. It also has features for styling shell dialogs, popup menus, and even parts of TWebBrowser. Dev-C++ is a fast, portable, simple, and free native Windows C/C++ IDE and has been downloaded over 67,796,885 times since 2000. The original Dev-C++ and Orwell Dev-C++ were built in…
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Showcase Submission Form

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November 23, 2020
Fill out the form below to submit a new Showcase item for review and publication on the Embarcadero Showcase for Delphi and C++Builder. The app needs to have 1080p resolution screenshots available and they need to be taken with the latest version of Windows. For mobile apps…
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This Is How SCULi Silently Oversees Liebherr's Sumptuous Construction Machines

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February 28, 2023
Today’s enterprise article focuses on a long-running Windows development large-scale project brought to us by Didier Cabalé. Didier describes “SCULi” which forms the backbone of diagnosing maintenance issues for Liebherr’s extensive range of products used in the construction, maritime, and mining industries. SCULi is entirely written in Delphi and began life 17 years ago…
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C++ Builder Is The Trusted Enabler For This SAMD

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February 22, 2023
A C++ Builder article today from our Enterprise Software article challenge. Today C++ app developer Courant describes their experiences with creating what they describe as “Software As A Medical Device” or SAMD. It’s not a term I’ve heard before, I must admit, so it’s intriguing to hear from Courant as they tell us about their enterprise app experience. What unfolds…
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The Story Of The $800 Million Dollar Bug Report

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January 30, 2023
Not many people see Windows development as a high-octane, nerve-fraying, roller-coaster ride. It’s fair to say we software developers are also not known for our thrill-seeking behavior, often leaning towards basking in the warm, safe, comfortable glow of an array of screens, and clicky keyboards. Occasionally the bugs we inadvertently create can lead to awkward conversations at best and yes…
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