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Eugene Kryukov, 'Father of FireMonkey', and incredibly talented developer

We are profoundly sorry to say that we have been told of the recent sudden death of the extraordinarily talented Eugene Kryukov. Eugene was very well known and respected in the Delphi community at all levels. Often, being asked to enumerate the achievements of a developer in such a short lifetime of coding can be straight-forward – but Eugene was so utterly prolific and operated at such a…
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Deploying FireMonkey to HTML5 with FMXLinux on WSL2

The Windows Subsystem for Linux is the quickest way to get started with Linux deployment from Delphi (WSL). WSL2 now includes a full Linux kernel in Windows 10 Version 2004 (Build 19041), so debugging and everything works as expected. Install WSL2 (You can verify your build number via the System Information applet, but Build 19041 has been available for a while now.) Control…
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Getting Started with Delphi and Linux Docker Support

Over the last few years, it has become more and more common to deploy server-side solutions (and in fact any type of application) to lightweight containers rather than physical machines or virtual machines, as this allows more flexibility (also in terms of testing), a better way to rebuild the same execution environment, and more scalability. Along with the 10.3.3 release, Embarcadero has started…
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CodeRage 2019: All About Linux and Advanced FMX

This coming week we are focusing on Linux and Advanced FMX for CodeRage 2019. Register now and you will get access to the videos next week and the ability to submit your questions, and then join us on Thursday for the Q&A round table. The playlist and question form will…
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Transparent FMX Style on Linux

The Transparent FMX style is a style with a ton of personality. It is an exciting combination of clean lines, bold color, and a distinct look and feel. Transparent looks particularly great on Linux through FMXLinux, available in Delphi 10.3 Rio. To use Transparent FMX style, open a TStyleBook and find it in your Styles…
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