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C++ Builder makes it easy to build engineering applications with custom data visualization methods. These kinds of applications are necessary to understand data results easily. You can use OpenGL or Direct3D libraries or similar 3rd party engines to create great-looking 3D visualizations which help users to make sense of complex datasets. With C++ Builder you can directly create your own 3D objects in your own C++ app by using TViewport3D. You can also animate them at runtime. In this post we will explain how to visualize 3D nodal data with colored cubes. Table of Contents Why are 3D data visualizations used? How to use Viewport3D for 3D data visualizations? How to use TCube for 3D data visualizations? How to code 3D data visualizations for a 3D grid object with cubes in C++? What does the C++ 3D visualization example look like? Is there a full Example of 3D data visualizations of a 3D Grid object with cubes in C++? Where can I find other C++ examples of 3D data visualizations? Why are 3D data visualizations used? 3D data visualization is important an important tool to help understand complex physical and statistical systems such as thermal distributions, fluid properties, pressure changes, and stress analysis of materials. How to use Viewport3D for 3D data visualizations? Viewport3D (TViewportd3D) component in C++ Builder FireMonkey projects is a great way to display many basic 3D Objects like Plane, Cube, Sphere, Cone, Plane, Ellipse3D etc. Please see this post about Working With 3D In Modern Windows C++ Development for examples on creating these 3D objects. You can also easily load your 3D objects into Viewport3D by using Model3D (TModel3D). To create a 3D object to be used in Viewport3D we need to use TMesh classes.  TMesh is a custom 3D shape that can be customized by drawing 3D shapes.  It is a class which publishes a set of properties from its ancestor, TCustomMesh, in order to let you design new 3D shapes at design time from within the IDE, through the Object Inspector. Use the Data property to specify the points, normals and textures for each point, and the order in which the resulting triangles are drawn. The designed shape is filled with the material specified through the MaterialSource property. If no material is specified, then the shape is filled with a red color. How to use TCube for 3D data visualizations? The TCube is used in the Viewport3D component of C++ Builder. It is a class that implements a 3D cube shape, built on a 3D wireframe, that can be placed with Viewport3D component or with a 3D FireMonkey form. We can use these cubes to visualize the magnitude of our data in XYZ Cartesian coordinates with colors. TCube is a 3D visual object that can be added from the Tool Palette in C++ Builder. To change the color or add texture to the cube, use the MaterialSource property. Set SubdivisionsDepth, SubdivisionsHeight and SubdivisionsWidth to specify how smooth the cube’s surfaces are. In this post we will use these cubes to display our 3D data (i.e. Temperatures in every nodes of a 3D Object). We can also use other 3D objects in C++ Builder. For example you can use TPlane (TPlane) forms in 3D to display surface distributions in a 3D view. For more details about 3D objects in C++ Builder, please read more about Learn To Quickly Create Specific 3D Objects In Modern C++ Applications For Windows How to code 3D data visualizations for […]

Hello to all developers. We have new introduction-level posts that may help and motivate you to start with developing small games, maybe your friends and family, or your students to develop amazing games on Windows, Linux, iOS, or on IoT systems in 2023. The topics in this article are a round-up of recent C++ and C topics from the LearnCPlusPlus website including very simple examples that can be compiled by any C++ Compiler and an IDE. We try to answer all beginner-level questions, please ask in the comments section below if you need any specific topics or detailed posts. This week we have 5 more introduction-level posts to develop C/C++ apps. Do you know, who invented the C and C++ languages? We briefly explain the long history of C++. We explain how you can run a simple C or C++ application in the Command Prompt. Let’s run some C/C++ examples, we can start with counting numbers. We explain how we can count in C++ by giving some examples. In another post, we explain how we can use memory in C language with some examples of memory operations. Finally, we explain C-like arrays in C/C++ and modern arrays in C++. What’s new in RAD Studio “Malawi” and 11.2 for C++ Coding? Embarcadero recently announced that there is a new RAD Studio “Malawi” Premium Beta which is expected to be version 11.3. As Marco Cantu mentioned there, to participate in the “Malawi” beta, a RAD Studio customer on Premium Update Subscription needs to provide their name and the email address associated with their product license, i.e. the EDN account used to register the product, using this form (by Wednesday, December 21st, 2022, so unfortunately the deadline has passed now). They previously announced the release of RAD Studio 11.2 with Delphi 11.2 and C++Builder 11.2. Some of the main new features and enhancements in RAD 11.2 has been listed in this post below: Announcing the Availability of RAD Studio 11.2 Alexandria How can we start C and C++ Coding in 2023? These posts are designed to inform you and to be easy to understand the modern and professional ways in which we can use C and C++. Here are the topics, Who Invented The C++ Programming Language? How To Run A C Program From The Command Prompt What Is Count In C Programming? What C Programming Is Used For Memory Operations? What is An Array in Programming C++? You motivate us so much with your likes and comments on social media and here. Thank you for all your valuable comments and questions. All them help improve the quality of our future posts and new codes in these posts. We have a lot of unique posts waiting to come. We keep adding new topics every week about C++ in general and specific topics for C++ Builder, Dev-C++, and for the other C++ compilers. Please keep following our LearnCPlusPlus.org website for the latest posts and updates. Feel free to comment and share with your colleagues, students, members – knowledge is power, and knowledge shared is empowering. C++ Builder is the easiest and fastest C and C++ IDE for building simple or professional applications on the Windows, MacOS, iOS & Android operating systems. It is also easy for beginners to learn with its wide range of samples, tutorials, help files, and LSP support […]

Hello to all developers. We have introduction-level beginner posts about simple C++ Game development that may help and motivate you to start with developing small games, or maybe inspire your friends and family, or your students to develop C++ programs for Windows, Linux, iOS, or on IoT systems in 2023. The topics in this article are a round-up of the latest C++ and C topics from the LearnCPlusPlus website including very simple examples that can be compiled by any C++ IDE and a compiler. This week we have 5 more steps to develop C++ Games on Windows, IOS, Android, and Linux. We have a great post about how to develop a game In C++. In another post, we explain what header files are in C and C++ programming. The most used VCL and FMX libraries and their headers can be used to develop game applications on different operating systems. When you develop a game, or indeed any app, you need to use logical operators like if clauses, do-while loops, switch, to make decisions based on various factors. In another post, we explain how you can use switch() in both C and C++. What’s new in RAD Studio 11.2? Embarcadero recently announced the release of RAD Studio 11.2 with Delphi 11.2 and C++Builder 11.2. Some of the main new features and enhancements in RAD 11.2 has been listed in this post below: Announcing the Availability of RAD Studio 11.2 Alexandria How can we start C++ Game Programming in 2023? These posts are designed to inform you and to be easy to understand the modern and professional ways in which we can use C and C++. Here are the topics, How To Program A Game In C++? What Are Header Files In C++ and C Programming? How To Use Switch In C++ And C Programming? How To Write A C program How To Run A C++ Program In The Linux Terminal and moreover, may be you need these for the AR/VR applications How To Make Use Of The Gyroscope Sensor in C++? What Is An Accelerometer And How To Use It in C++? How C++ Builder can be used in C++ Game Programming 2023? Here are our favorite selections from recent articles on LearnCPlusPlus.org How To Program A Game In C++ What Are Header Files In C++ and C Programming? How To Use Switch In C++ And C Programming? How To Write A C program How To Run A C++ Program In The Linux Terminal If you want to develop AR/VR applications, you need to use sensors of your device like an accelerometer, gyroscope, etc. to sense the movement of a device running your application. Here are a few examples released before, How To Make Use Of The Gyroscope Sensor in C++? What Is An Accelerometer And How To Use It in C++? You also need to learn some 3D and 2D operations in C++. More game development examples can be found here: https://learncplusplus.org/category/game-development/ You motivate us so much with your likes and comments on social media and here. Thank you for all your valuable comments and questions. All of them help improve the quality of our future posts and new code in these posts. Please keep following our LearnCPlusPlus.org website for the latest posts and updates. Feel free to comment and share with your […]

Are you excited to take part in the Enterprise Article Showcase Challenge by Embarcadero? Here is your chance to make some money and share your valuable experience at the same time! For this contest we would like contestants to submit a 1000+ word article that shares their experience with RAD Studio – Delphi, C++Builder, RAD Server, and/or InterBase – in an enterprise setting. We know that sometimes it is complicated to get large companies to share their experiences officially. While we prefer first-party accounts for example from a developer or manager involved in the enterprise project, we will also accept theoretical or second-hand articles too. For example, if you can tell the program is written in Delphi or heard from a friend or colleague who worked on it then a case study which relates to that. All entries should be based on facts and true experiences as much as possible but can include “theoretical scenarios” when it makes sense to do so. For example, let’s imagine a scenario where you weren’t involved in the development of the software that is used by company X, in industry Y, that performs Z, but you are pretty sure that it does use Delphi. Now you can’t claim definitively that it uses Delphi, but you can discuss that you believe it uses Delphi. Maybe you heard it from a friend with knowledge in that area? If you think it’s obvious that the project uses Delphi, all the better, especially if you can back that up with some reasoning. You can omit the names of your sources unless they give you permission. So, state what you know, and discuss why Delphi is a good choice for that use case. Use real facts about Delphi, its features, 3rd party libraries, etc. All approved entries receive $100 USD*. Feedback is provided if the entry isn’t approved. If we don’t approve the article you’re welcome to submit it again after you’ve taken into account, any feedback we gave you or made changes we felt were essential. First place will win $1000 USD*, followed by $500 USD* for second place. Aspiring contestants should follow all requirements and tips closely to increase their chances of winning the grand prize! What are you waiting for? Get started now and see if you have what it takes to win the Enterprise Article Showcase Challenge. The Enterprise Article Showcase is a great way to spread the RAD Studio message and highlight the fantastic things RAD Studio can do in the enterprise! Help us get to know how you are getting more done with RAD Studio in the enterprise than teams many times your size. Table of Contents Enterprise Article Showcase Challenge How Does it Work? Requirements Tips How To Win Ready to share your story with the world? Enterprise Article Showcase Challenge From now until February 14th, 2023, any approved Enterprise Article Showcase submission for a RAD Studio enterprise article gets a $100 USD*. The first place is $1,000 USD*. The runners-up will each get $500 USD*. $100 per approved article. Feedback on unapproved articles will be provided, and re-submission is allowed. $500 for the second place** handed out on or after February 14th, 2023. $1000 for first place** handed out on or after February 14th, 2023. * All money paid via PayPal […]

Are you ready to take your enterprise cloud development to the next level? Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just getting started, understanding and leveraging modern cloud technologies such as AWS, Azure, and RAD Server is essential for keeping up with the latest trends in developing secure, scalable applications. In this blog post, we’ll discuss how these powerful offerings can help jump-start your venture into cloud-native application development—providing a fast track to building solid foundations on which your entire IT infrastructure can be built upon. Table of Contents How can I get started integrating Delphi enterprise applications with AWS? How can I learn more about Data Management with InterBase and AWS? How can I do Azure Cloud Development with Delphi? How can I learn about creating and connecting to MSSQL Database on Azure with Delphi / C++Builder? Want a deeper dive into Microsoft Azure Cloud and enterprise cloud development with Delphi? How is RAD Server used in enterprise cloud development? How can I rapidly build enterprise Web Applications with Sencha and RAD Server? What are some seasons developers upgrade to RAD Studio Enterprise Edition? How can RAD Studio Architect Edition help with enterprise cloud development? Ready to get started with enterprise cloud development solutions? How can I get started integrating Delphi enterprise applications with AWS? Are you ready to take your Delphi applications to the next level? Appercept’s AWS SDK for Delphi makes it easy with direct mapping to the popular Amazon Web Services. Now you can benefit from added access control and user accounts when you need them! This SDK offers a comprehensive library of APIs and easy-to-use constructs, making the most common AWS operations a breeze. We know that writing code is time consuming, so we made sure the library has all the bases covered so you can get back to growing your business logic quickly. Our developers have also built in documentation and demos so you don’t just have features; you have an understanding of how they work seamlessly in your applications. And if something unexpected comes up, you can even access the full source code and debug right away without shutting down. Get more out of your Delphi applications easily and effectively with Appercept’s AWS SDK for Delphi! How can I learn more about Data Management with InterBase and AWS? AWS’s cloud based data hosting is a convenient and versatile way to store your data, and offers remote access and ample storage space. However, sometimes you need access to your data locally. If AWS is the backbone of your database, but you also require local storage, then this session will provide the information you need. It covers the advantages of synchronizing AWS with InterBase on-premise storage, like increased control, faster loading times and cost savings. AWS combined with InterBase offers an attractive architectural system that could serve many companies well – so if you’re looking for reliable ways to manage both cloud based and local data interchangeably, this session is sure to be of great benefit. How can I do Azure Cloud Development with Delphi? For those who are just getting started, we provide step by step instructions on everything you need to know so that launch day is a success. Want even more out of Azure Cloud Development with Delphi? Leverage our library of articles […]

Developing enterprise software can be both a challenging and rewarding process. It’s estimated that companies managing applications for over ten thousand users spend about twelve to eighteen months in development cycles alone, meaning it requires comprehensive planning, testing, and implementation.  However, the end result of developing this type of complex software can provide an invaluable asset not just for individual organizations but also an entire industry. As we continue to strive towards advancing our IT infrastructure with cutting-edge technologies, there are some unique aspects to consider when developing enterprise software solutions that must be taken into account by developers today.  In this blog post we will delve deep into what makes development of such vast systems so unique – exploring six key elements that any developer should have at the forefront of their mind when undertaking such projects! Table of Contents Is complexity a challenge with enterprise software development? How does scope creep affect software development in the enterprise? Is integration an important part of enterprise software development? Do testing and validation increase software development costs in the enterprise? Is security a critical part of software development in the enterprise? Is ongoing support a defining characteristic for enterprise software? How do productive software development tools enhance development of enterprise software? Ready to get started boosting your enterprise software development productivity? Is complexity a challenge with enterprise software development? One of the most obvious differences between enterprise software development and other forms of software engineering is the sheer size and scale of enterprise projects. An enterprise project can involve hundreds or even thousands of individual components, making it much more complicated than a smaller-scale project. The complexity increases when you factor in multiple stakeholders, distributed teams, and different departments working with different goals. This complexity requires that developers have strong organizational skills so they can stay on top of every component and ensure each part works together as intended.  Therefore, enterprise software development must take the time to properly analyze the company’s business processes and technical requirements in order to come up with the best possible solutions for enterprise-level problems.  This complexity is also reflected in enterprise software as it is often much more expensive compared to traditional software solutions, due to its robustness and ability to integrate various systems. All this goes towards showing just how unique enterprise software development is, making it a great choice for companies looking for a comprehensive solution to enterprise needs. How does scope creep affect software development in the enterprise? Enterprise software development can be tricky to manage because it is used by so many people. One significant challenge enterprise software developers face is the phenomenon known as scope creep, which occurs when there’s a lack of agreement over what should and shouldn’t be included in the final product. As a result, stakeholders need to invest a lot of time in understanding each other’s needs and weighing them against project constraints.  This additional effort from all involved makes enterprise software projects both plentiful and unique — compelling programmers to find creative solutions or risk developing something that might not please everyone. Is integration an important part of enterprise software development? Enterprise software development presents a unique challenge to developers—the need for enterprise software to be able to integrate with existing systems. Enterprise software often […]

C and C++ are one of the most powerful programming languages that run by Microsoft build tools for Windows and for other operating systems like iOS, Android, among others. The main difference between C and C++ is that C++ is enhanced with Object-Oriented Programming features like Classes, Objects, Methods etc. It supports advanced programming features like polymorphism, encapsulation, and inheritance. The C++ programming language is known as hybrid language because C++ supports both procedural and object-oriented programming paradigms together. In C++, properties (data) and methods (functions) are encapsulated together in the form of a Class or Object. In this post we will explain Object-Oriented Programming, Table of Contents What Is Object-Oriented Programming in C++? What are the benefits of Object-Oriented Programming? What are Classes and Objects in Object-Oriented Programming in C++? Understanding Importance of Object-Oriented Programming in C++ Is there an Object-Oriented Programming in C++ example? What Is Object-Oriented Programming in C++ – choosing an IDE and Compiler Download RAD Studio 11 Now See What’s New in RAD Studio 11 What Is Object-Oriented Programming in C++? Object-Oriented Programming is a way to integrate with objects which can contain data in the form of attributes or properties of objects, and code blocks in the form of methods and functions of objects. These attributes and methods belonging to the class are generally referred to as class members. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a good way to work on data and work with functions in memory. Classes and Objects are the best way to work on properties and functions. Object-Oriented Programming has many advantages over procedural programming and it is the most characteristic feature of the C++ programming language. Before learning about Classes and Objects it is important to learn about Object-Oriented Programming. What are the benefits of Object-Oriented Programming? Faster and easier to execute. Provides a clear structure for the programs. Helps to keep the C++ code DRY “Don’t Repeat Yourself”, and makes the code easier to maintain, modify and debug. Makes it possible to create full reusable applications with less code and shorter development time. Can make it easier to map real-world items into an abstract digital form the computer can work with. Helps encapsulate (protect) behavior of sections of your code so that it helps reduce errors and make it clearer what a particular function does. Procedural programming is about functions (procedures, sub-functions, algorithms) that perform operations on variables (properties). While OOP is about objects with a defined class that contain both properties and functions. OOP is a modern way to use both variables and functions safely. What are Classes and Objects in Object-Oriented Programming in C++? Classes are defined in C++ using keyword class followed by the name of the class. Classes are the blueprint for the objects, and they are user-defined data types that we can use in our program, and they work as an object constructor.  Objects are an instantiation of a class. In C++ programming, most of the commands are associated with classes and objects, along with their attributes and methods. You can create different Objects from a single Class as shown below, For example; a Human can be a class that has human properties (age, weight, gender, salary, id number) and has human methods: reading(), writing(), working(), while group terms such engineers, workers, managers, athletes are objects that hold many names (members of the group) and other human properties and methods. […]

Hello to all developers. If you don’t know C and C++ programming or are new to them then perhaps 2023 is a good year to start learning them! Putting those New Year resolutions to good use by setting yourself the task of learning how to code in the top two most popular programming languages. The topics in this article are a round-up of recent C++ and C topics from the LearnCPlusPlus website including very simple examples that can be compiled by any C++ IDE with a C++ compiler or compilers. We try to answer all beginner-level questions, please ask in the comments section below if you need any specific topics or detailed posts. For the coming new year, we’re looking to start posting some more in-depth articles on C++ and C programming. We want to post a mix of beginner-level posts for those just starting out on the path to becoming proficient in the C++ and C languages. Along with that we also want to create some articles for software developers who are more experienced, covering new techniques, features, and ideas. If you have a specific language feature or technique, you’d like us to cover, why not get in touch in the comments below? Get in touch – we’d like to hear your ideas for articles and posts on C+++ and C programming! Table of Contents Did you know LearnCPlusPLus.org has 100s of articles on C++ and C programming? Learn what’s new in RAD Studio “Malawi” and 11.2 for C++ and C programming Learn C++ and C programming in 2022 How can I Iearn more about C++ and C programming in 2023? Did you know LearnCPlusPLus.org has 100s of articles on C++ and C programming? At LearnCPlusPlus.org, we have new introduction-level posts that may help and motivate you to start with developing small games, maybe your friends and family, or your students to develop amazing games on Windows, Linux, iOS, or on IoT systems in 2023. In our round-up post today we have 5 more introduction-level posts on how to develop C/C++ apps, Do you know that functional programming is a software engineering model where programs are constructed by using functions that are composed and applied? In functional programming, in a post, we explore whether or not C and C++ are functional programming languages. In program source code, some commands may be lowercase, some commands may use uppercase characters, and some commands may use initial capitalized words. This can be important because some programming languages and compilers care whether or not a command or keyword is entered in upper, lower, or mixed case – and some do not. We call that ‘case sensitivity’. In one of the posts, we explain case sensitivity in C++ and C programming. When we write code, all data and operations during runtime are stored in the memory of our computers, even on specialized computer systems like IoT or other microdevices. To explore this, we have a post which explains how to use memory in C and C++, how to allocate something in memory and manage memory dynamically, what memory methods or functions are used for Dynamic Memory Management, how to use malloc() and free(), what Static Memory Allocation is and what exactly dynamic Memory Allocation is. Type casting is generally important when doing conversions between variable types. In another post, we explain type casting in […]

C++ is the most powerful programming language and as well as being one of the world’s most popular. It has many pre-defined variables, functions and libraries. Using a fast and reliable C++ IDE is very important for beginners and professionals since it helps C++ developers in remembering which language features exist, how to use them and even detect errors when we get it wrong. An IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is a software application that provides a complete set of features for application development. Code is generally written in text format, and you can easily edit or modify your code using text editors like Notepad, Word, Wordpad, and UltraEdit. For a developer, beginner or professional, however, a good C++ IDE is really important because of powerful tailored features like error highlighting, auto code completion and help system which help with the process of writing the code plus the opportunity to run, test, debug, deploy, merge or transform code to run on other platforms (multiplatform coding) are also important. All these capabilities require a powerful IDE which is really a specialized tool to help developers create and test their code. In my opinion, this the Free and Best C++ Compiler Download for a Successful Windows Development, C++ Builder 11 (RAD Studio 11) Community Edition / Professional / Architect / Enterprise C++ Builder is the easiest and fastest C and C++ IDE for building simple or professional applications on the Windows, MacOS, iOS & Android operating systems. It is also easy for beginners to learn with its wide range of samples, tutorials, help files and LSP support for code. C++ Builder comes with Rapid Application Development Studio, also known as RAD Studio, and C++ Builder is one of the most professional IDE’s that work under RAD Studio. It is the oldest IDE (it began as Borland TurboC in 1990 and was later renamed Borland C++ Builder). Under the Embarcadero brand it comes with new versions, features, updates and support. RAD Studio’s C++ Builder version comes with the award-winning VCL framework for high-performance native Windows apps and the powerful FireMonkey (FMX) framework for cross-platform UIs. There is a free C++ Builder Community Edition for students, beginners and startups. C++ Builder includes compilers for Win32, Win64, Android and iOS. C++Builder has both CLANG Enhanced C/C++ Compiler and a Borland C/C++ Compiler. It also features a modern, high-productivity RAD Studio IDE, debugger tools, and enterprise connectivity for to accelerate cross-platform UI development. You can develop GUI based applications easily, as it comes with the award-winning VCL framework for high-performance native Windows apps and the powerful FireMonkey (FMX) framework for cross-platform UIs. There is a free C++ Builder Community Edition that can be used by students, beginners and startups with limitations. You can download Free the C++ Builder Community Edition (CE) here: https://www.embarcadero.com/products/cbuilder/starter.Professional developers can use the Professional, Architect or Enterprise versions of C++ Builder. You can download and use the trial version for one month with the same capabilities as the full version. Please visit https://www.embarcadero.com/products/cbuilder. In 2021, Embarcadero announced the General Availability of RAD Studio 11. This release introduces several new features, enhancements, and quality updates in key areas including:    Provision apps for Windows 11 Compile for Android API 30 Compile for macOS M-series (Apple Silicon) processors Design on high-DPI 4k+ screens View VCL Styles in design time New & modernized VCL components   Use enhanced remote desktop […]

In 2022 the Embarcadero blog had just under two million pageviews. This reaffirms the connection between Embarcadero and the Delphi community, and the strong interest our product updates and explorations of Delphi’s capabilities generate among developers. So which of the blog posts of 2022 drew the most interest? To compile this list we chose to leave out posts related to product releases and updates, as they predictably well read, and highlight the non-news gems that delivered using GA data. The list below leaves out the most popular blog posts related to product releases and updates, like: Delphi WinUI 3 Demo, published by Marco Cantu on 15 February Announcing the Availability of RAD Studio 11.1 Alexandria, published by Marco Cantu on 15 March RAD Studio 11.1 Alexandria Patch 1 Available, published by Marco Cantu on 27 April Delphi iOS Simulator Support in RAD Studio 11.2, published by Marco Cantu on 11 August RAD Studio New Release: What’s Coming in 11.2, published by Hagop Panosian on 1 September These blog posts together garnered around 33k views together. And below, in reverse order, are the most-read blog posts of 2022. Table of Contents 10. Delphi 11.2 Supercharges Cross-Platform Development Read more 9. The Strange Case of the VCL Forms ClientWidth and the Windows Versions PE Flags Read more 8. Introduction to Python GUI Development with Delphi for Python (VCL & FMX) Read more 7. Supercharge Your User Interface with Skia4Delphi – Webinar Replay Read more 6. The Impact of Log4j on Software Development with Delphi and C++Builder Read more 5. FreeAndNil() – Delphi Developer Debate Read more 4. 5 More Easy Things To Learn About Strings In C++ Software Read more 3. Developing for Android 11 & 12 with Delphi 11 Alexandria Read more 2. Advanced Programming – A Complete Guide To Programming In C++ Read more 1. Enter the Skia4Delphi GUI Beauty Contest Read more 10. Delphi 11.2 Supercharges Cross-Platform Development By Eli M. (MVP),  September 22, 2022                 Delphi 11.2 is here, and it’s packed with features that will make cross-platform development faster and easier than ever. Whether you’re building mobile apps, desktop software, or anything in between, Delphi 11.2 has the tools you need to get the job done quickly and efficiently. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the most impressive new features in Delphi 11.2 and see how they can help you streamline your workflow. So what are you waiting for? Get started using Delphi 11.2 today! 4.7k views Read more     9. The Strange Case of the VCL Forms ClientWidth and the Windows Versions PE Flags By Marco Cantu,  January 4, 2022                 A Windows application is stored in an EXE file in the PE format, which includes a number of PE flags that determine the application behavior in many areas. One of these flags is the Windows version. Over the last year, the Embarcadero R&D team has started to witness that some Windows APIs (particularly related to the windows non-client area, but also around High DPI) were not behaving correctly in the latest versions of the operating system. 4.9k views Read more     8. Introduction to Python GUI Development with Delphi for Python (VCL & FMX) By Jim McKeeth,  January 12, 2022               Learn […]