If there is one mantra that has defined the last decade of tech, it is “move fast and break things.” And looking at the Australian ecosystem right now, we are certainly moving fast. But I worry we are about to break the wrong things. There is a dangerous disconnect playing out in our sector. On […]
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While Python dominates the experimental phase of machine learning, it often hits a ceiling when deployed in production environments where milliseconds matter. A recent article from Whole Tomato dives into why industries like autonomous vehicles, high-frequency trading, and robotics are building their ML pipelines directly in C++ and CUDA. This guide walks through the architecture
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I know it didn’t always feel like it, but with the benefit of hindsight, Application Security used to be a straightforward game. You wrote your code, you ran your scans, you fixed your warnings, and you went home. But lately there has been a shift. Teams aren’t spending their time fixing the code they wrote
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Code Partners, in conjunction with Embarcadero, have organised a RAD Studio 13 Launch event in a timezone that hopefully works better for our Asia Pacific customers. Embarcadero Software Consultant Gordon Li and Developer Advocate Ian Barker, and our own Malcolm Groves will be hosting, and it’ll cover all the same content from the US event,
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We’re very happy to announce the availability of RAD Studio, Delphi and C++Builder 12.3. Marco has a great post up outlining the major changes, which span many of the feature areas of the product. However probably the biggest change is the initial release of a fully 64 bit IDE! We also have the What’s New
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Code Partners, in conjunction with Embarcadero, have organised a RAD Studio 12.3 Launch event in a timezone that hopefully works better for our Asia Pacific customers. Embarcadero Software Consultant Gordon Li and Developer Advocate Ian Barker Embarcadero, and our own Malcolm Groves will be hosting, and it’ll cover all the same content from the US
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SmartInspect 3.5.1 is available for download now. Just a quick update while we’re still working on other things. SmartInspect has had Delphi 12 Beta support for a little while, but with the Delphi 12 release today, we updated to use the release version to build the IDE Integration. Also a small fix to the installer
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On Monday night I did a presentation to the ADUG on building microservices with RAD Server. After an overview we spent a lot of time looking at how you can bring your existing sourcecode, especially data access code, into RAD Server and expose it out to other languages and environments via a REST API. This
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We’ve just released a minor update to SmartInspect.This mostly addresses some issues in the Configuration Builder tool, so unless you are using that, no issue skipping this one. BUG: Fix layout issues when running Builder in scaled environment BUG: Fix issues in Builder when protocols other than File or Text Enhancement: Add TPointF and TRectF
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One of the new features in the SmartInspect 3.4 release is support for FireMonkey on Windows. This is the first step towards full cross-platform FireMonkey support in an upcoming release. However, adding this support has necessitated a change in the names of the Delphi client units, in order to separate the VCL and FMX clients.
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