Get Started Fast With RAD Studio For Cross Platform Development On Android, iOS, macOS, And Windows
December 14, 2016
Author: Daniele Fare
If you are new to RAD Studio and Delphi or you are a long time user these videos will help you setup and configure each of the platforms supported by RAD Studio and Delphi. The platforms supported by VCL apps are Win32 and Win64. The platforms supported…
Appx Development for Windows 10 Store
December 14, 2016
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 Debugging”. In “Architecture and Layers of Code” the key concepts of proper app structure were discussed…
Mixing Delphi and C++
December 12, 2016
Author: NatSam
Would you like to add C++ to your Delphi application? Or add Delphi code to your C++ application? Here’s how.
One thing you might not know is how closely integrated the C++ and Delphi languages are in RAD Studio. You can compile a single application in a…
Powerful GUIs using Scalable Vector Graphics and the RiverSoftAVG SVG Component Library with Tom Grubb
December 9, 2016
Author: Remy Lebeau
Scaleable Vector Graphics (SVG) are awesome in their ability to make your GUIs stand out. Not only because they are scaleable, but perhaps even more importantly, because they are editable. Unlike bitmaps, each piece of a graphic is editable. You can…
Preparing for Linux
December 8, 2016
Author: NatSam
If you’ve seen the roadmap or the product address then you know Delphi for Linux is coming. Delphi’s come a long way in recent years, reaching all the platforms that matter . . .
Windows 32-bit
Windows 64-bit
macOS
iOS
Android
Windows 10 Store
And now Linux Server is coming. Are you ready? Here is my list of recommended steps to get ready . . . .
#1 Upgrade to Berlin…
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…
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…
Changing the color scheme of an Android style
December 1, 2016
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 the IDE. Select New > New Android Light Style. You can choose any of the style templates provided here. but for this blog…