Announcing FMXLinux Bundling with Delphi and RAD Studio
I’m pleased to announce that Embarcadero Technologies has reached an OEM distribution agreement for FMXLinux with Eugene Kryukov.
Customers with an active subscription to the Enterprise or Architect editions of Delphi and RAD Studio can now download, install, and use FMXLinux to build FireMonkey applications for the Linux 64-bit…
For June our Enterprise Connector Spotlight looks at Excel Files and Slack. For this article we are going to take a look at working with Excel Files. Register now to join the webinar and get your free Enterprise Connector licenses (free license for update subscription…
RAD Studio allows you to create API documentation for new RAD Server Resource modules in YAML and JSON format. The new implementation is based in theSwagger RESTful API Documentation Specification.
EMS.ResourceType implements the new attributes that can be used to…
UWP and Windows App Platform
As you have probably seen, over the last month there has been some discussion around UWP (Universal Windows Platform) and the current focus, or change of focus, for Microsoft in terms of how developers should build applications for their…
For June our Enterprise Connector Spotlight looks at Excel Files and Slack.
The Enterprise Connectors make it easy to integrate data from any number of diverse data sources. This month we are spotlighting the Excel File and Slack Enterprise Connectors. Join me on June 25th…
In RAD Studio 10.2.x and older versions, the IDE had a toolbar that allowed you to log in to our Community site, and see new messages, events and so forth.
In this screenshot of an older version of the IDE – the new one looks much better! – you can see the…
Recently the ADS team at Idera released a new version of their database management environment. The new version notably adds direct support for Embarcadero InterBase relational database.
You can read the full announcement…
Often times when we talk about monitors we discuss resolution (e.g.1920×1080) and diagonal dimensions (e.g. 27” or 68.58 cm), but we can use these numbers to calculate the DPI (see More on DPI and PPI below) with the good ol’ Pythagorean theorem. As the screen gets…
