Recently we were doing some work on an existing RAD Studio Android app for a customer. Their previous developer had let them down so they’d brought it to us to do the next version. Everything went smoothly until we needed to do an AppStore build. As part of this, you need to specify a keystore file that …
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Last week we were doing some updates for a customer on a C++Builder Android and iOS app. The Mac that we were using to do the code signing for iOS hadn’t been used for this before, so we needed to setup the Certificates and Provisioning Profiles for the customer’s account. I always dread this part, as I’ve …
Expired Apple Intermediate Certificates and RAD Studio iOS Development Read More »
The dust has settled on the Berlin Update 1 release, so I wanted to pull together some of the information about it in one place: First thing to know is yes, it does require a reinstall, but you should be able to do that without having to reinstall all your 3rd Party Components (make sure during the …
Until September 30th. Embarcadero are giving everyone who buys an upgrade or new user license of Delphi or C++Builder 10.1 Professional a free Mobile Add-on pack. This means a Delphi or C++Builder Pro purchase will let you build apps for Windows, Mac OSX, iOS and Android, all from a single code base. A new user …
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Note: the free C++Builder Starter offer has now finished. Code Partners are very happy to be supporting Embarcadero’s free online C++ Boot Camp. There are more details about the Boot Camp below, but if you want to take advantage of the offer to get a free C++Builder Starter license to use while you learn C++, then …
At the RAD Studio launch in Berlin earlier this year I sat down for a wide-ranging chat with Marco Cantu, RAD Product Manager at Embarcadero. We covered a bunch of RAD Studio stuff obviously, both about Berlin and also the roadmap, but also some other technology topics outside Embarcadero, how he got started in development, the …
In the previous post we got our object loading and saving to the DB, and were able to query and get the results either in a TList<TCustomer> or in a dataset. That’s not bad with such little effort. However, unless our business domain is fully represented by a single class, we need to look at how …
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Foresiight are a longtime Delphi user in Brisbane, Australia. Over the years they’ve been very successful with a Delphi-based, client server solution aimed at the Retail space.
However, in the last 12 months they’ve been doing some really interesting things with RAD Server, extending their existing Delphi codebase to become a cloud-based, multi-store system, incorporating a web front-end (using Angular) as well as their existing Delphi front-end, talking REST back to RAD Server.
If you’ve read the Introduction, you know why we’re here. If you haven’t, it might be worth reading that first because I want to get straight to business in this article. I’m going to assume you have TMS Aurelius installed. If not, you can grab the trial version here. I’m also assuming you have a …
Storing your Objects in a Database – Getting Started Read More »
Delphi and C++Builder are incredibly productive when it comes to building database applications. However, many people over the years have started to move away from the traditional data-aware control approach in an effort to make their code more maintainable and testable. So instead of having a bunch of code in their forms that interacts with, say, …
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