Manual regression testing is one of the biggest bottlenecks in desktop software delivery. Every release cycle turns into hours (or days) of repetitive manual clicking through forms and dialogs, and even then, elusive bugs can still slip into production. Record-and-playback is a fantastic way to quickly capture user flows and get tests up and running.
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Code Partners, in conjunction with Embarcadero, have organised a RAD Studio 13.1 Launch event in a timezone that hopefully works better for our Asia Pacific customers. Embarcadero Developer Advocate Ian Barker and our own Malcolm Groves will be hosting, and it’ll cover all the same content from the US event, plus some extra discussion and
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A Software Bill of Materials, or SBOM, is becoming an essential document in modern software development. It functions as a comprehensive inventory, listing all the open-source and third-party components that make up a piece of software. Think of it as a detailed list of ingredients for a software application. This formal record provides the transparency
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Version 3 of the technical guide for RAD Server has now been released. This revision brings the documentation in line with the latest features introduced in RAD Studio 13. For developers building back-end services and APIs, this guide serves as a comprehensive resource for getting the most out of the modern RAD Server platform. The
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The conversation around C++ safety is frequently dominated by the single issue of memory safety. While undeniably critical, this narrow focus can obscure the broader meaning of what makes software safe and robust. This post argues for a more holistic perspective, suggesting that true safety in programming is a multi-dimensional concept that extends well beyond
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Embarcadero has released an important patch for RAD Studio 13 that updates the Smart CodeInsight AI integration to support the latest Anthropic Claude models. Why is this update needed? Claude recently deprecated some of the models previously supported by RAD Studio. This patch addresses the necessary API and JSON data mapping changes to keep your
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We’ve just returned from the Embarcadero worldwide partner event in Florence, Italy, and we’re coming home with more than just good memories! We are so proud to announce that Code Partners was presented with a Partner Recognition award. It was a genuine honour to receive the award, especially as we were one of only a
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Embarcadero has released the official October 2024 Patch for RAD Studio 13 Athens, available now for all active subscription customers. This is a significant quality and stability update, addressing over 100 publicly reported issues. If you are using Delphi 13 or C++Builder 13, this cumulative patch is highly recommended to enhance your development experience, improve
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RAD Studio 13 introduced the SmartCore AI Components, an important new foundational element for integrating the power of LLMs into your VCL and FireMonkey applications. In this practical webinar, Malcolm Groves from Code Partners will work through multiple AI-enabled applications to get you up to speed on how these components work, and how you might
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You know the routine. You build a great new feature in your Delphi application, but then comes the hard part: hours of manually clicking, testing, and re-testing to make sure you didn’t break something else. It’s time-consuming, repetitive, and a bug can still slip through. Why not automate that entire process, reclaim your valuable development
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