Marco recently posted details of a patch to RAD Server 10.2.3 that in his tests has boosted performance significantly. The optimisations cover a few areas, including: memory manager config more appropriate for heavy multithreading processing improvements streamlined license checking
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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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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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Come and be amongst the first to see Delphi for Linux in Australia, when we hold the RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo Preview events in Sydney, Melbourne and online. There are more details over on the registration page, but the first half will be non-Linux topics, like deploying to the Windows 10 App Store, while the
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Sample applications are a dual-edged sword. When you’re starting out with some new technology, you want them small and focussed, so you can learn just the single thing you’re trying to learn without getting distracted by unrelated bits. However, once you know how the individual technologies work, the real question becomes about how you should combine them to
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Over the last 6 months we’ve seen a big increase in interest around RAD Server. In most cases it has been driven by people taking existing Delphi Client Server apps and extending them into the cloud, enabling them for Mobile and/or Web, but at the same time, breathing new life into code bases that in some
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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
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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.
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It was great to see everyone at the Melbourne RAD Studio and RAD Server event on Monday night. Next is Brisbane’s turn. On June 1st we’ll be presenting at the Brisbane ADUG meeting on RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin and also the newly announced RAD Server. Note you don’t need to be an ADUG member to
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