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Make Stuff! We Build Our Own Grocery Store Checkout! Webinar Replay

In our final webinar session for a couple of weeks we took a look at how great RAD Studio with Delphi is at connecting to IoT devices. In this session where I used two cameras, five monitors, two desks, two PCs, and a Mac all working at the same time we built the basics of a working grocery store checkout! I had intended to do even more than this – and have a sword-fighting robot which…
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9+1 Reasons RAD Studio 12.1 is a Landmark Release for Mobile App Publishing

RAD Studio is traditionally popular with developers building apps and games for Windows, but its powerful compilers also deliver a unique and significant advantage with which few other frameworks, if any, can compete. Using one codebase, RAD Studio’s compilers publish native code for iOS, macOS and Android, and more. RAD Studio combines the time and cost efficiency of working with a single…
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Why RAD Studio Apps Are Forever

The backward and forward compatibility of Delphi is simply legendary. Few languages and libraries, if any, can match Delphi’s backward and forward compatibility and stability, which can make even decades-old software run perfectly on the latest version of the Delphi IDE. With a backward compatibility rate close to 100%, Delphi offers developers the luxury of knowing software they have built will…
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New in RAD Studio 12.1: Split Editor Views!

RAD Studio 12.1 launched a few weeks ago, and while it was mostly quality-focused it added some key new features. The most major is an IDE productivity enhancement, one we’ve wanted to add for some time and which can be extremely useful… split editor views. Where you used to have one editor (with many tabs) in the IDE main window, you can now have any number of adjacent editors (each…
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