Many developers we talk to are not really aware that RAD Studio offers several different types of licenses. I don’t mean different Editions (like Community Edition, Professional, Enterprise, etc), I mean license types, specifically Named User, Network Named User, and Network Concurrent User. However we regular run into customers who have requirements that are much […]
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Ansible 2.8 has been released. While not as many major features as 2.7, there are an absolute truckload of smaller features, including quite a few focussed on Windows. Some highlights for me: Experimental support for Ansible Collections and content namespacing – Ansible content can now be packaged in a collection and addressed via namespaces. This
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I have Jenkins configured with a dozen jobs that support a microservices application. The setup worked fine for several months until, suddenly, jobs started to fail with errors similar to this (console log fragment): ERROR: Maven JVM terminated unexpectedly with exit code 137 It caused all jobs to fail most of the time,
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This month: New Editor features in 10.3.1, the RAD Server console gets a shiny new look, Web development in Delphi and 3rd party components updates. Video: All-New Navigator in RAD Studio 10.3.1 Video: New Bookmarks Feature in 10.3.1 Article: New RAD Server Console Ext JS UI in RAD Studio 10.3.1 Webinar Replay: Evaluating Web Development
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A new version of Ansible Tower has been released, including some useful features we’ve been looking forward to. In particular the additions to Workflow look very nice: the Workflow Convergence step which allows you to wait on multiple jobs before continuing should simplify some complex logic you’ve had to embed in your workflows to achieve
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This post is part 1 of a series: Part 1: Website automation with Selenium and JMeter Part 2: Selenium scripting, Installation One of our customers asked us to troubleshoot their web application: “out of memory” errors were causing page loads to fail. To understand and isolate the problem we needed a way to reproduce it,
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This is the final post, part 2 of a series: Part 1: Website automation with Selenium and JMeter Part 2: Selenium scripting, Installation In this post I show how to script Selenium for handling asynchronous browser behaviour, and how to install the tools.
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Overnight Embarcadero have released RAD Studio 10.3 Rio. We’ve been writing about some of the new features prior to release, but now there’s a short What’s New video below, and a more detailed description of the changes here on the docwiki.
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In a recent Embarcadero webinar, Marco was demonstrating some new features of Records, including a new Assign operator that can be overloaded. Afterwards I had a number of questions from people asking what it was all about. Why do we need an Assign operator? Why would you want to overload an operator anyway? After a
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Code Partners in conjunction with Embarcadero are happy to announce that next week’s RAD Studio 10.3 Sneak Peek webinar will be repeated in a timeslot a little more friendly to our customers.
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