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August 2018 Roadmap Commentary from Product Management

2018 has been a very exciting year so far for Embarcadero. In our roadmap, you can find the key features that we’ve planned for calendar year 2018/2019. Before we get to the details of our updated roadmap, we wanted to recap what we’ve delivered so far: Back in March, we introduced RAD Studio 10.2.3, also known as 10.2 Tokyo Release 3, of Delphi, C++Builder and RAD Studio. This was the third…
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New in 10.2.3: FireMonkey UI Templates - Profile Screens

Delphi and RAD Studio 10.2.3 include 18 new FireMonkey UI templates, designed to highlight FMX’s multi-device capabilities, showcase best practices, and help new users get started quicker. They showcase UI paradigms that mobile application developers need in today’s…
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Announcing the Release of RAD Studio 10.2.3

Key RAD Studio 10.2.3 Features: CMake Command-Line Support: CMake is a popular C++ build tool. RAD Studio 10.2.3 Tokyo provides support for building CMake projects on the command line using RAD Studio compilers. 10.2.3 also specifically supports using Ninja with CMake, allowing for very fast parallel builds. Rename Refactoring for C++Builder: C++ Rename Refactoring in 10.2 Tokyo Release…
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Exciting RAD Studio Developments in 2018

We have many exciting new features and product enhancements planned for Delphi, C++Builder and RAD Studio in 2018. In our September 2017 roadmap, we covered many of the new plans and features planned for 2017 and 2018. We are pleased to share details for Release 3 of…
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CodeRage XII - Cloud Track

These are the14 sessions in theCloud track for CodeRage XII. Register today and you can watch them on Embarcadero Academy. Integrating with Amazon DynamoDB using Delphi Enterprise CDATA Connector with Paweł Głowacki Scheduled: Tue 7th @ 6:00 AM Level: All…
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Changing FireMonkey style at runtime

Author: Pawe Gowacki Last month Sarina DuPont blogged about loading custom FireMonkey styles on a mobile device at runtime (“How to load custom styles at runtime“). That’s a very interesting approach to compile a custom style as a resource into the mobile…