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Delphi for Linux is Coming

Author: cupboy Does Linux Matter? I’m personally going to switch my current server from Windows to Linux, and save quite some money in the process, but this is what other developers told us: https://community.embarcadero.com/blogs/entry/why-is-delphi-for-linux-important Getting Ready In case you want to get back to Linux and get ready, here are a few resources: Free O’Reilly Linux…
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Delphi Linux Boot Camp

Author: Rostislav Maslov Description: This one-day boot camp introduces you to some of the key technologies you need to know to work with Delphi on Linux and deal with the penguins! Agenda: Configuring Linux Server Configuring Apache Installing Server Modules Working with…
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It is time to Modernize!

Over the last months I met hundreds of customers. It is somewhat humbling to learn about the many powerful applications built with D6, D7, Delphi 2005/2006/2007, XE2/3 and newer RAD Studio versions. Especially astounding is the number of great applications that are still maintained and evolved with D7 or 2007 technology. One of the great things about these is that they keep working and working, so…
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Quickly Build A Cross Platform Low Code Christmas Movie REST API Client With Delphi FireMonkey

Author: EAE It is quick and easy to build a REST client with Delphi. I wanted to build out a Christmas themed project in Delphi and what better way than to build a Christmas Movie finder app. I wanted to build this app so that it was cross platform and would run on Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows with a single code base and single UI so I picked FireMonkey to do this. I also wanted to built the…
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Learn to Program in Delphi - Architecture and Layers of Code

Author: Pawe Gowacki Last week we have created „DelphiSuperCalculator” project and learn how to build, run and debug it. Before rushing into writing code it is a good thing to step back first and think about the overall architecture of your app. This typically involves breaking your app into smaller parts and in code a typical metaphor is a “layer” or “tier” of…
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