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A Tale of 3 APIs: VCL integration with WinAPI, COM & ShellAPI, WinRT

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September 9, 2019
In this blog post I want to offer some highlights from the session, but I won’t cover all of the details of the 40+ minutes technical discussion of the webinar. Windows APIs Timeline Let me start by covering the timeline of the various APIs added to the operating system over the years, by sharing the introductory slide I created: Beside the timeline itself, it is important to notice that all of…
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The Time to Modernize Is NOW!

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September 9, 2019
Malcolm Groves’ recent webinar, “Converting a 20-Year-Old Legacy Application to Microservices and Containers,” along with many discussions with our customers and technology partners, specifically Oren Aviram from Delphi Parser, inspired me to write a quick piece on…
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Blend FMX Style on Linux

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September 8, 2019
If you are looking for an FMX style that says “professional”, take Blend out for a spin. The Blend style looks great in FMXLinux, and it is included in Delphi 10.3 Rio. Simply open a TStyleBook to use the Linux version of Blend, found in the Styles…
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Aqua Graphite Style FMX Style on Linux

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September 7, 2019
Aqua Graphite is an exciting FMX style that brings a fresh take on the Windows 10 color scheme to FMXLinux, new in Delphi 10.3 Rio. It’s easy to incorporate Aqua Graphite. Just use a TStyleBook to implement the style, found in your Styles folder. C:UsersPublicDocumentsEmbarcaderoStudio20.0StylesAquaGraphite.style Here is a sample of the Aqua Graphite style in action on Linux: Best of…
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Modern C++ with Modern Windows

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September 6, 2019
This month, September 2019, Windows 10 now has over 50% market share according to VentureBeat. It passed Windows 7 in January. Windows 7, which was introduced in 2009, will have support end in January, and the message from Microsoft is clear: Windows 10 is where both…
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Amakrits FMX Style on Linux

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September 6, 2019
Amakrits is a striking FMX style that looks great in Deplhi 10.3 Rio’s new FMXLinux. Its bold teal accents will make any project stand out, and it comes included in Delphi 10.3 Rio. All you have to do is use a TStyleBook to include the Linux version of the Amakrits…
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Perché passare a Windows 10? (in Italiano)

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September 6, 2019
Mentre RAD Studio offre una fantastica esperienza di sviluppo multi-dispositivo per applicazioni mobili e desktop, Embarcaderoresta concentrata anche sul mantenere i suoi strumenti di sviluppo al primo posto per lo sviluppo di client Windows, con la migliore libreriaper client Windows, offrendo un’integrazione cone le API perfetta. Ci sono molte aree tecniche in cui VCL e…
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Air FMX Style on Linux

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September 5, 2019
FMXLinux is a fantastic new addition to Delphi 10.3 Rio, and Air is a sharp new style available for you to use with it. Air gives your FMXLinux project a clean, professional look, and it is easy to use. Simply use a TStyleBook to include the style, which can be found in the…
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Wedgewood Light FMX Style on Linux

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September 4, 2019
Did you know the Wedgewood LightFMX Style also looks great on Linux when used withFMXLinux, New in Delphi 10.3 Rio? You can install FMX Style – WedgewoodLight 1.0 style from the GetIt package manager. Then simply use a TStyleBook to include the…
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Why Should You Move to Windows 10?

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August 27, 2019
While RAD Studio offers a great multi-device mobile and desktop development experience, Embarcadero is focused on keeping its development tools at the top spot for Windows client development, with the best Windows client UI library, offering deep API integration. There are many technical areas VCL and FireMonkey are offering top features, and for example, VCL focus on High-DPI support is…
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Running Delphi & HTMX in WordPress - HTMX series part 3

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July 5, 2024
There are over 472 million websites powered by WordPress. What most of them have in common is that they don’t benefit from the power of the web because WordPress is limited by its PHP structure.

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