As you might be aware, with Delphi and C++Builder 10.2.3 Embarcadero added mobile support into the Professional edition. Previously it was available as a paid add-on. In future releases I expect it’ll just be included as part of the normal Pro installation, but until then 10.2.3 Pro users need to take some extra steps to […]
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It’s rather a common scenario when a Firemonkey mobile app needs to open a file. It might be a PDF document, an image or video. And while opening a file directly inside of Firemonkey app is totally a legit strategy, sometimes it may be not so easy to implement. TImage provides great support for various
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It’s a common task for a Firemonkey developer to check Internet connectivity. It might be useful to notify a user that he is going to download a huge amount of data using his mobile connection, or just indicate Online/Offline mode on the UI. This functionality is missing from RAD Studio classes, so lots of developers
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We’re teaming up with Embarcadero to hold an event around ExtJS, the very cool web dev framework that came through the Sencha acquisition. The aim of the event is to show RAD Studio developers how they can leverage ExtJS to extend their Delphi and C++Builder code onto the web. To get you over that initial
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Last week, Embarcadero released a patch for Tokyo 10.2.2, focused on Android and RTL improvements. However some users experienced some installation issues with that hotfix, so it was taken down. The hotfix has now been re-released, so we would encourage all our RAD Studio customers to review the issues addressed to see if they affect
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Note, due to some customers needing longer to get orders processed in their companies, the Upgrade Amnesty has been extended until April 30th. We’ve had a lot of questions from customers since Malcolm posted his article about Embarcadero’s planned changes to their Upgrade versions. So many in fact, that we asked him to
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With the Upgrade Amnesty underway, we’ve received this question a few times in the last week. After copying and pasting my answer a few times, I thought it would be easier if I wrote it up here. So, you’ve upgraded but need to have access to Raize Components to support your existing projects? No problem,
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Note, due to some customers needing longer to get orders processed in their companies, the Upgrade Amnesty has been extended until April 30th. Atanas Popov, the GM of Embarcadero, has just made an announcement about their plans to end the Upgrade versions of RAD Studio, Delphi and C++Builder. If you haven’t already read
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Our Services business is growing nicely, and as a result we’re hiring several experienced RAD Studio developers to work on our customer projects. The job description is below, but I want to highlight that location is not that important. We’re much more interested in your attitude, experience and creativity than your GPS coordinates. Our team
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Embarcadero have released RAD Studio 10.2.2 (what would have been called Update 2 in the old days). They actually did this back in December, but I’ve held off posting as their was an issue with the initial release they needed to fix. Now that’s done (and we’re back from the New Year break) I thought
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