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Quickly Build C++ Builder Application And Connect To Microsoft Excel Using ADO

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October 20, 2020
Connecting and Read/Write to Microsoft Excel becomes a common need among many Applications. How to do with ADO connection in your C++ Builder Application? This Post guide will you to do that and its very simple steps. Assume you need to create a application, Read data from excel and populate into a Grid, and need to write data to the excel. To do this four components required…
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IDERAD Studio

Buster's Introduction

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October 19, 2020
Hello, world. I’m Buster (Adam Leone), a new member of the Embarcadero team as a software development intern. I’m primarily working with Jim McKeeth and will be focused on refreshing my stale college-era programming skills, learning the range of Embarcadero…
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Powerful Serial Communication Component for Delphi and C++ Builder on Windows

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October 8, 2020
Some days ago I wrote about Comport for Firemonkey by WinSoft but even if you are not planning to use FireMonkey we still have a great component for you: Comport for Windows (TComport) by WinSoft. Let’s download the trial version from here and install it (don’t forget to close RAD Studio before). Features of TComport It’s easy to use and very powerfulCan communicate…
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C++DelphiRAD Studio

Learn How Easy It Is To Use OAuth2.0 With The Rest Client Components For C++ Builder

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October 2, 2020
Authentication becomes critical part of any business, that too developing applications using OAuth2.0 protocol is still challenging to some C++Builder developers using Restful APIs as most modern IoT applications mandates. Don’t worry, this post will simpilify your challenge and understand better. Assume an end user(Resource Owner) has an account in google(Resource Server) and has…
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PDFium - PDF Engine for your Delphi/C++ Builder FireMonkey Applications

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September 10, 2020
Intro PDFium Component Suite for FireMonkey has so many capabilities to handle PDF documents. It uses PDFium open-source PDF rendering engine and supports Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. PDFium itself is used by the Chromium project. So, you can understand that “ium” comes from Chromium! This is a fully open-source project and you can contribute to that here. Installation Since…
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