Author: Jorge Batista
With the integrated Style Designer in RAD Studio Berlin, you can quickly create custom image buttons. For creating entire multi-device styles from scratch, we recommend you use the Bitmap Style Designer, available via the Tools menu.
Create a new FireMonkey multi-device application.
Select a “Style” from the drop-down menu in the FireUI Designer. This will allow…
Author: CARLOS M6766
One of the most interesting new features introduced in RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin Update 2 Anniversary Edition is the support for building Windows 10 APPX application packages.
YouTube reply of EMEA Embarcadero developer webinar “Appx Development for…
Learn to Program in Delphi - Putting the Calculator Together
December 13, 2016
Author: Vanners
Welcome to the last episode in the “Learn to Program with Starter” series. In the first four episodes we have covered “Introduction and Installation” of the free Delphi Starter edition, then we moved to IDE basics in “Building in…
Author: Alain B27005
If you are looking to use some third-party libraries, APIs, or frameworks in your mobile applications on iOS or Android, you may need to generate header files in order to access those interfaces. You might want to do this if you want to use the Facebook SDK, the Google AdWords Conversion Tracking SDK, or any number of third-party libraries. There are a number of tools that can…
Update July 24, 2018:With thejust-released Community Edition of C++Builder, we’ve updated these posts.
Please visit the new version of this blog post here.
Community Editionreplaces the old Starter edition, and is a full-featured, free…
Author: Felipe X60228
In this post, we’ll show you how to use the Bitmap-style designer to change the color scheme of an Android-style you’ve created in IDE Software.
Step 1: Select one of the Style Templates
Open the Bitmap Style Designer via the Tools menu in…
Creating Custom Styles with the Bitmap Style Designer - CodeRage Replay, Tips & Tricks and Sample Files
November 16, 2016
Style Creation Tips
Start out with the 3x resolution graphic first, then scale down to 2x, 1.5x and 1x using your graphic design tool of choice (for example, Photoshop)
Save each graphic as a png. Except for the 1x resolution, all style graphics need to include the resolution size as part of the file name, i.e.:
1x: _name.png
1.5x: _name15x.png
2x : _name20x.png
3x : …
Learn to program with C++Builder: #4, Real code and Useful C++: Ownership, smart pointers, styles, and optional values
November 8, 2016
Update July 24, 2018:With thejust-released Community Edition of C++Builder, we’ve updated these posts.
Please visit the new version of this blog post here.
Community Editionreplaces the old Starter edition, and is a full-featured, free…
Author: Pawe Gowacki
Last time we have talked about the importance of app architecture and layers of code. David went one step further and started to build user interface for our calculator apps. This week I’m going to catch up and we will discuss designing user…
Learn to program with C++Builder: #3, Design, Architecture, and UIs
October 28, 2016
Update July 24, 2018: With the just-released Community Edition of C++Builder, we’ve updated these posts.
Please visit the new version of this blog post here.
Community Edition replaces the old Starter edition, and is a full-featured, free, Professional-level edition of C++Builder. It and the updated ‘Learn programming’ course are well worth checking…
