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Not a Hotdog! How to Use AI Object Recognition in Your Apps

I’m finally catching up with the articles to go with our Winter Webinars series. My guests and I have been showing you how to write genuine cross-platform low-code apps that do extraordinary things with just a few lines of code and get them to work on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. We will be back in the new year with more to come after our pause for the winter break. You can catch…
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How To Use WebStencils To EASILY Create Modern, Professional, Superfast Websites

Did you know you can easily create superfast, modern, gorgeously professional websites using RAD Studio with Delphi or C++Builder? When RAD Studio 12.2 was released, one of the collection of new features and improvements was the addition of WebStencils, a dedicated built-in web template library system. WebStencils allows you to use regular HTML files in conjunction with easy-to-use WebBroker…
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QuickReport Is Back!

QuickReport is a much-loved reporting solution for RAD Studio with Delphi and C++Builder. It hit a crisis a few years back when the lead developer passed away unexpectedly. Now, with the help of Embarcadero Partner Barnsten, QuickReport is back and ready to work with the…
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Running Delphi & HTMX in WordPress - HTMX series part 3

There are over 472 million websites powered by WordPress. What most of them have in common is that they don’t benefit from the power of the web because WordPress is limited by its PHP structure. If you want to take your WordPress page or blog to the next level, then HTMX will be the right choice for you.  In this article, we are going to explore how to use HTMX in WordPress, by embedding…
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Saving And Remembering Settings The 'Right' Way - Webinar Replay

We positively bustled onwards with our webinar series showing you the basics of cross-platform and Windows software development with some nice bite-sized sessions. It’s very gratifying to hear from those of you who are enjoying these laid-back sessions where I’ve tried to make it more of a social experience than a dry, stale, technical lecture. Thanks to those of you who have been…
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