This month: It’s raining patches for 10.3.2, Update on Android 64 bit, New Enterprise Connector Drivers, Lots of Webinars and more: Video : What’s New in 10.3.2 10.3.2 Patch: Building Changed Files 10.3.2 Patch: Toolchain 10.3.2 Patch: MacOS Debugging 10.3.2 Patch: Runtime Package Compatibility IDE Fix Pack for Delphi 10.3.2 Update on […]
This Month in RAD Studio – August 2019 Read More »
I’m really looking forward to presenting a two day workshop on MVVM in RAD Studio for DAPUG in Denmark next month. The MVVM sessions I’ve done in the past have all been around 45 minutes long, which is barely enough time to scratch the surface. Two full days will give us plenty of time to get
Pragmatic MVVM at DAPUG Workshop in Denmark Read More »
I realise I’ve been very quiet on the Aurelius front. Not because I’m not using it, far from it actually. I’m using it heavily with and without MVVM, on the desktop and mobile, and even on the serverside behind RAD Server. I made a vow during an ORM presentation last year to never write another line of SQL
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
Storing your Objects in a Database – Extending the Model Read More »
Note this offer is now finished. We’ve had such a positive response to Malcolm’s posts and videos on Storing your Objects in a DB, that we’ve put together a special offer on TMS Aurelius, the Object Relational Mapper used in the posts. Readers of Malcolm’s tutorials can get 10% off any TMS product that includes
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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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