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Embarcadero C++ Builder Sydney for Artificial Intelligence Romania

September 21, 2020

The power of AI from Delphi and/or C++Builder

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On the record of the webinar on “Using IBM Watson and the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) from Delphi and/or C++Builder ” from Thursday, October 24, You can see the resources, slides, and code examples used in the webinar: Resources How to create a free IBM Cloud account: https://ibm.biz/BdjLxy IBM Watson Tone Analyzer: https://www.ibm.com/watson/services/tone-analyzer/ IBM Watson Visual Recognition: https://www.ibm.com/watson/services/visual-recognition/ Delphi-JsonToDelphiClass by Petar Georgiev: https://github.com/PKGeorgiev/Delphi-JsonToDelphiClass TNetHTTPClient: http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Rio/en/System.Net.HttpClientComponent.TNetHTTPClient Al Mannarino Blog Posts: https://community.idera.com/developer-tools/b/blog Slides IBMWatsonAI_Delphi_CBuilder.pdf Code Samples: Delphi:WatsonVisual.dproj IBMWatsonToneAnalyzer.dproj (WatsonToneAnalyzer.zip) NetHTTPClient.dproj (TNetHTTPClient.zip) C++ Builder: CppSystemNetHttpClient.cbproj On this webinar we showed: – How to leverage the power of machine learning from Delphi and/or C++Builder with the IBM Watson Artificial Intelligence (AI) Services.– This webinar covered using the IBM Watson REST API. IBM Watson is a collaborative environment with artificial Intelligence (AI) tools that you can use to collect and prepare training data, and to design, train, and deploy machine learning models.– On this webinar we specifically looked at two of the IBM Watson AI Services:– The Visual Recognition Service, and the– Tone Analysis Service (for Natural Language Classification), plus we will also look at– Watson Machine Learning.But before we dove into using Delphi and/or C++ Builder with the IBM Watson Artificial Intelligence (AI) REST Services, we took a quick refresher look at what’s possible with Delphi and/or C++ Builder for the integration with Web and/or REST Services. We had a quick review on how to integrate Delphi and/or C++ Builder with back-end services to provide access to data and enhance the Delphi and/or C++ Builder VCL and Multi-Device user experience!

September 21, 2020

C++17 On Windows 10 With The C++ Builder

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As you know from C++ Builder 10.3, we have support for the modern C++17 On Windows 10 version. Here you can see the C++ 17 support chart. In this CodeRage session, Dion Mai shows demo applications in action. You can find out how you can use the new C++17 On Windows 10 functions and an updated C++17 standard library. What you can find in this session? Moreover, you can find out how you can call WinRT functionalities. You can find all the wrappers from the RAD Studio installation folder. Source->RTL->Win->WinRT C++ Builder provides three levels of development:1. Components (VCL and FMX)2. Common Libraries (RTL).3. Platform APIs (iOS, Android, Mac OS) In this post we will discuss the Common Libraries (RTL). C++ Builder has several hundred functions, macros, and classes that you call from within your C and C++ programs to perform a wide variety of tasks, including low- and high-level I/O, string and file manipulation, memory allocation, process control, data conversion, mathematical calculations, and more. The C++ Builder Run-Time Library (or RTL) is composed of a number of base header files that provide the underlying support for most of the VCL and FireMonkey component libraries . The RTL includes global routines, utility classes such as those that represent streams and lists, and classes such as TObject, TPersistent, and TComponent. Although closely allied with FireMonkey and VCL, the RTL does not include any of the components that appear on the Tool Palette. Instead, the classes and routines in the RTL are used by the components that do appear on the Tool Palette, and are available for you to use in application code in either VCL projects or FireMonkey projects, or when you are writing your own classes. For example, the System header contains most of the Run-Time Library (RTL). And from the System header, you have the System.Math.hpp header that defines classes, routines, types, variables, and constants related to mathematical operations, vectors and matrices. Or the System.Bluetooth.hpp header that provides classes to use the Bluetooth capabilities of the device that is running your application to connect to applications running on remote devices. Or the System.Sensors.hpp header that provides classes and components that let you obtain information and manage system sensors. The Sensors are pieces of hardware or software that can provide measures of physical quantities to your applications. Or the System.Threading.hpp header that defines classes and types that implement the parallel programming library.

September 19, 2020

Upcoming Webinar – Python for Delphi Developers

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Why would a Delphi developer want to add Python to their toolbelt? It is all about library access and scriptability. The open-source Python4Delphi (P4D) library by Kiriakos Vlahos, author of the popular PyScripter Python IDE, allows you as a Delphi developer to leverage the entire collection of Python libraries directly from Delphi. It also makes it easy to easily execute Python scripts, create new Python modules, and new Python types directly from your Delphi application. Give your Delphi applications the best of both worlds! Join Python4Delphi author Kiriakos Vlahos, and Embarcadero Developer Advocate Jim McKeeth for this webinar to learn how to leverage Python in your Delphi applications on September 30th, 2020 at 9 AM CDT. Near Local Time Local Date Time Zone UTC Offset Los Angeles (USA – California) 7:00 AM Wed 30-Sep PDT UTC-7 hrs Boise (USA – Idaho) 8:00 AM Wed 30-Sep MDT UTC-6 hrs Austin (USA – Texas) 9:00 AM Wed 30-Sep CDT UTC-5 hrs New York (USA – New York) 10:00 AM Wed 30-Sep EDT UTC-4 hrs São Paulo (Brazil – São Paulo) 11:00 AM Wed 30-Sep BRT UTC-3 hrs Brussels (Belgium – Brussels) 4:00 PM Wed 30-Sep CEST UTC+2 hrs Athens (Greece) 5:00 PM Wed 30-Sep EEST UTC+3 hrs Moscow (Russia – Moscow) 5:00 PM Wed 30-Sep MSK UTC+3 hrs Mumbai (India – Maharashtra) 7:30 PM Wed 30-Sep IST UTC+5:30 hrs Tokyo (Japan) 11:00 PM Wed 30-Sep JST UTC+9 hrs Sydney (Australia – New South Wales) 12:00 AM Thu 1-Oct AEST UTC+10 hrs Auckland (New Zealand – Auckland) 3:00 AM Thu 1-Oct NZDT UTC+13 hrs Corresponding UTC (GMT) 2:00 PM Wed 30-Sep GMT 0 What sort of Python libraries can you access from Delphi with Python4Delphi? TensorFlow – Machine Learning TensorFlow, developed by Google in collaboration with Brain Team, is used in almost every Google application for machine learning. Neural networks can be easily expressed as computational graphs using TensorFlow as a series of operations on Tensors. Numpy – Data Cleaning and Manipulation TensorFlow and other libraries use Numpy internally for performing multiple operations on Tensors. The array interface is the best and the most important feature of Numpy. Pandas – Data manipulation and analysis In particular, it offers data structures and operations for manipulating numerical tables and time series. The name is derived from the term “panel data”, an econometrics term for data sets that include observations over multiple time periods for the same individuals. Scikit-Learn – Machine learning and modeling It features various classification, regression and clustering algorithms including support vector machines, random forests, gradient boosting, k-means, and DBSCAN. Natural Language Toolkit (NLTK) – Text Processing A suite of libraries and programs for symbolic and statistical natural language processing (NLP) for English Intended to support research and teaching in NLP or closely related areas, including empirical linguistics, cognitive science, artificial intelligence, information retrieval, and machine learning SciPy – Data Science Used in science, mathematics, and engineering Contains modules for optimization, linear algebra, integration, interpolation, special functions, FFT, signal and image processing, ODE solvers, and other tasks common in science and engineering. Matplotlib & Seaborn for plotting, and statistical data visualization Pillow & MoviePy for image and video processing

Embarcadero Subscriptions Benefits Romania

September 19, 2020

Embarcadero Subscription Benefits – Highlights for September 2020

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Embarcadero Subscription will help Your team to focus on most important things – increase efficiency and Reduce development time and get to market faster with RAD Studio, Delphi, or C++Builder. Design. Code. Compile. Deploy. RAD Studio Update for Embarcadero Subscription benefits continues to expand. In addition to multiple FREE components and tools available to Update Subscription customers, we want to highlight several exciting features for September related to the 10.4 / 10.4.1 releases. Custom HighDPI ready VCL Windows Styles In 10.4, we significantly extended the VCL Styles architecture to support High DPI and 4K monitors. All UI controls on the VCL form are now automatically scaled for the proper resolution of the monitor the form is displayed on. Each UI element can be selected from a library of multi-scale versions and scaled to any DPI, resulting in crisp UI elements on all monitors. The following 13 custom VCL styles have been updated to fully support High DPI with your VCL applications: Calypso Stellar Wedgewood Light Material Oxford Blue Puerto Rico Material Patterns Blue Windows 10 Modern Malibu Windows 10 Modern Blue Whale Windows 10 Modern Clear Day Windows 10 Modern Black Pearl Flat UI Light Lucky Point Zircon Parallel Debugger Today’s applications don’t just run on one thread – they’re spread over the main UI thread and multiple parallel threads all inter-operating. Yet most IDEs are built around interacting with one thread at a time when debugging, or have debugging controls that aren’t even aware that more threads might exist at all. Debugging thread interactions can be hard, really hard… and we have the solution: a new parallel extension to RAD Studio designed for understanding and controlling what your multi-threaded application is doing. Visualize thread call stacks in parallel. See multiple threads indicated inline in the code editor. Control execution on a per-thread basis. And more! This exciting new extension is coming soon exclusively for Update Subscription customers using RAD Studio 10.4.1. TwineCompile: speed up C++ builds C++ can be slow to compile, for all C++ IDEs – and TwineCompile is the answer. This amazing C++Builder extension parallelizes C++ builds, speeding them up by the number of cores in your machine – making your project build in half, a quarter, or even less time. This add-on is one of the best productivity extensions available for C++ development. Depending on your application size, it’s possible to save an hour or more per day – a huge time saver for your entire development team! There are three short, two-minute videos introducing TwineCompile and how to use it: probably the best six minutes you could spend today improving things for your C++ team. You can get TwineCompile now for C++Builder with your Update Subscription — including for Professional edition customers! Updated FMX Linux We also recently updated the FMXLinux package for Delphi in GetIt. The latest version has full support for 10.4.1 and includes a number of quality improvements.

Embarcadero GetIt Package Manager Features in Romania

September 18, 2020

New 10.3.2 GetIt Package Manager

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As you may be aware, we have encountered issues with the GetIt Package Manager and GetIt server, affecting web-based installs of RAD Studio. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused, and we truly appreciate your patience during this process. We have a new 10.3.2 GetIt web-based installer available for you to download. This new installer will allow you to install 10.3.2 and also access the 10.3.2 add-on packages via the GetIt Package Manager. You can access the new GetIt installer on CodeCentral. Note: If you installed 10.3.2 with the offline ISO installer and updated your registry setting as outlined here to point to the new GetIt server, no action is needed at this time. RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney is out now, and with that comes a host of new and updated content from the GetIt Package Manager. Here’s a rundown of what’s new and what’s hot from GetIt. Featured Package for 10.4 – EdgeView2 SDK The new Microsoft Edge browser provides users with a faster, more user-friendly experience than Internet Explorer, and it’s fully supported in RAD Studio 10.4. Download the EdgeView2 SDK and pair it with the new TEdgeBrowser Component to give your users a vastly upgraded internet experience in your projects. Read more on Using TEdgeBrowser Component and Changes to the TWebBrowser Component – RAD Studio 10.4 Patch 1 (26-May-2020) New in 10.4 GetIt Package Manager will provide simplified distribution and discovery of patches, hotfixes, and updates. RAD Studio 10.4 Patch 1 adds some missing files to the installation, including a file needed for Win 64-bit debugging with C++Builder. Easily installed via GetIt. Download it today to make sure you don’t miss a thing from the New RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney New Additions to the Styles Libraries One of RAD Studio 10.4’s exciting new features is the ability to use Per Control styling in your VCL applications. To help you get the most out of this feature, GetIt now carries even more great-looking style libraries that you can download and incorporate today! Other Popular Packages These are some of our developer community’s favorite packages from GetIt. Give them a look today. JEDI Code Library The JEDI Code Library (JCL) consists of a set of thoroughly tested and fully documented utility functions and non-visual classes which can be instantly re-used in your Delphi and C++Builder projects. Highly versatile, highly functional, and trusted by a wide swath of the Delphi and C++Builder community. Card Panel Demo for Delphi and C++BuilderThis sample shows you how to use TCardPanel, a specialized panel component for VCL applications that manages a collection of cards. This is a great component for building and managing setup wizards and tutorials. Fast Report VCL & FMXReport generator for FastReport is a modern solution for integrating Business Intelligence in your software. It has been created for developers who want to use ready-made components for reporting. Icons8Icon pack that includes thousands of photos, vectors, and icons ready for use. Perfect for giving a personalized and professional look to your Delphi and C++Builder projects. Boost C++ Library 1.70The Boost libraries are a set of C++ libraries that significantly expand the language using template metaprogramming. Newly expanded and optimized to help you get the most out of C++Builder 10.4 Sydney ksComponentsKernow Software FMX ComponentsIncludes enhanced TksVirtualListView, TksTabControl, and TksPinCode $1,000+ of Free Packages for Update Subscription Customers […]

May 30, 2020

Delphi 10.4 Sydney – the best tool for creating Windows Apps

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Delphi has long been a favorite tool of many Windows developers. After launching new Delphi 10.4 Sydney that statement may be considered as simply wishful thinking to many people, but sometimes the truth is not as obvious as it should be. The ‘truth’ to many is that Visual Studio is the ultimate tool for Windows developers. While I may concede that truth for many C++ developers, it’s definitely debatable for .NET developers. (Simply ask a Visual Basic developer how they feel about no more language features planned.) Many .NET developers started with WinForms back in 2002 – including a whole bunch of Delphi developers that jumped ship to the greenfields of .NET from what many consider a historical pinnacle of Delphi development, Delphi 7 (an ancient version which many developers still use today!) Some developers have stayed with WinForms over the years, but many moved to WPF and XAML in .NET 3.0 back in 2006. Others chose to take the five-year Silverlight boondoggle starting in 2007. WPF went stagnant around 2013 as the year prior Microsoft released Metro Apps in Windows 8. Microsoft quickly shifted the label to WinRT in Windows 8.1. By 2015, an updated app platform for Windows 10 was named UWP as the new ‘final’ solution but again the improvements didn’t help it to gain traction. Microsoft was recognizing the obvious resistance and quickly created new technologies to bridge applications across various platforms. They developed an iOS bridge, an Android bridge, a web apps bridge, and a classic Win32 desktop apps bridge. (Did you know that there still is an Objective-C for Windows?) The Android bridge is dead. While the Win32 bridge is still active, it has not been utilized much. The new ultimate solution starting in late 2019 has been .NET Core 3.0 and most of the old technologies like WinForms are being reinvigorated to work with it (well, except Silverlight of course!) The new goal is to make “every platform feature available to every developer” to solve the “massive divide” between platforms due to the rejection of UWP. (Note that WinForms and WPF are not cross-platform options with .NET Core 3.0 so they get rejected once again.) The very latest technology revolution unveiled by Microsoft in the last few days is Project Reunion. This is supposed to be the new way to drag all the Win32 applications into the future (something they have been trying very hard to do over the last 14+ years!) A quote from Microsoft: “The idea behind Project Reunion is that it allows developers to build one Windows application and target all 1 billion Windows devices….We’re bringing together the combined power of Win32 and UWP so developers no longer have to choose because we’re unifying these existing APIs and in some way decoupling them from the OS.“ I would pose a fairly significant question behind Microsoft’s bold statement of a billion Windows devices out there: how many applications on those billion devices are Win32 versus UWP? I’m sure Embarcadero has a strong opinion on that specific topic! To be fair, there are a few dozen people in that commune in Belize which still use Windows Phones. And there are a few thousand people using the $3,500 HoloLens headsets. (It’s $1,500 less than their first version after all so it’s bound to […]

May 30, 2020

Top 3 features in Delphi 10.4 Sydney to try

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Following the beta testing period and some blog post-pre-announcing some of the key features, on 27 Mai 2020 Embarcadero officially released RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney, which includes Delphi 10.4 Sydney. My Top Three Features There are many new features in the product. For Delphi developers the key are: The first cut of Code Insight based on Language Server Protocol. This is a huge step for the product, a new foundation for the future of the “IntelliSense” capabilities. From this foundation, we’ll continue to improve and expand in the future. Top feature is completion within words — rather than starting with what you type. Nice side effects, much better red squiggles. The introduction of custom managed records. Records in Delphi are extremely powerful and handy (with methods and operators overloading) now custom initialization and finalization add more power The extensive enhancements on VCL, with support for High DPI Styles and new platform support with TEdgeBrowser control, among many other features (Per Controls styling, TTitleBar, Virtual Image component, updated API declarations…). FMX and RTL and many other areas got improvement, but the work on VCL has been really extensive for this release There is way more in the product, this is just my personal take of the top 3 areas we worked on. Extensive bug fixing is another key element of Delphi 10.4 Sydney, with one of the highest numbers of public reported bug fixed in a release. And the return of a very nice classic Delphi Greek helmet logo! Noteworthy Links The official RAD Studio 10.4 announcement by Sarina is at https://community.idera.com/developer-tools/b/blog/posts/rad-studio-10-4-now-available-learn-more Direct download of the online installer from the new download portal: https://my.embarcadero.com/#downloadDetail/692 The YouTube What’s New video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRWWzd_yaig&feature=youtu.be The 10.4 Demos on GitHub at: https://github.com/Embarcadero/RADStudio10.4Demos What’s new web page: https://www.embarcadero.com/products/rad-studio/whats-new-in-10-4-sydney What’s new docwiki page: http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Sydney/en/What%27s_New Minor features and list of fixed issues: http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Sydney/en/New_features_and_customer_reported_issues_fixed_in_RAD_Studio_10.4 Official press release: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200526005263/en/RAD-Studio-10.4-Accelerates-Native-Windows-Development (I’m even quoted in it!) Interested in a trial? https://www.embarcadero.com/products/rad-studio/start-for-free Feature matrix (PDF): https://www.embarcadero.com/docs/rad-studio-feature-matrix.pdf

May 24, 2020

PyCharm for Data Science

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PyCharm Professional Edition integrates with Jupyter Notebook to combine the interactive nature of Jupyter Notebook with the benefits of the most intelligent Python IDE – PyCharm for Data Science. In addition to the built-in Python coding assistance, you can also install a plugin that adds the R support. Intelligent Jupyter notebooks PyCharm for Data Science combines the full intelligence of its code editor with the collaborative and interactive capabilities of Jupyter notebooks. Work with local or remote Jupyter notebooks as you would do in a web-based Jupyter application, but with intelligent coding assistance and overall ergonomics the IDE provides to let you keep your focus on the code and the data. Conda integration PyCharm makes it easy for you to create and select the right environment — keep your dependencies isolated by having separate Conda environments per project. Jupyter Notebook debugger Jupyter Notebook integration not only includes auto-completion, navigation and code analysis, but provides a full-featured graphical debugger with the ability to step into declarations. PyCharm for Data Science and scientific libraries and plots PyCharm has built-in support for scientific libraries. It supports Pandas, Numpy, Matplotlib, and other scientific libraries, offering you best-in-class code intelligence, graphs, array viewers and much more. What’s New in PyCharm 2020.1? Interactive rebasing, smarter debugging, and a font designed for programming. Interactive rebasing If you care about keeping your commit history clean, you’re definitely familiar with interactive rebasing. We’ve now made this easier, and more graphical. Just pick a commit in the history, right-click, and choose ‘interactively rebase from here’, and we’ll help you make your git log look great! New VCS commit tool window If you’re the kind of developer who likes commits that are atomic and tell a story, you probably go back and forth between the commit window and your code to get everything ready. We’ve just made this easier: if you’d like to, you can choose to have the commit window appear as a tool window next to your code. New and improved branches popup Usually, when you see a list of things in PyCharm (or any of our other IDEs), you can start typing to search in this list. Not everyone is aware of this, however, so we’ve now added an explicit search field to the branches popup. We’ve also improved a couple of other things, like indications to show if a branch has incoming or outgoing commits, and made it easier to update remote branches.

May 23, 2020

Start your IoT solution with RAD Studio 10.4

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Let’s say for example that you want to create a heart rate monitor app. You’ll need information about the heart rate GATT profile to connect to and collect data from the bluetooth enabled HR monitor device. GATT profiles are high level definitions that define how to use standard services in your applications. The heart rate GATT profile is used for fitness or health applications. The server device with a heart rate sensor exposes the standard heart rate service so that the Bluetooth LE client discovers the service and starts collecting data, for example the bpm (beats per minute). The GATT profile is the combination of service + characteristics. You could research all of these specifications on your own, or you could skip ahead by using our prebuilt IoT heart rate sensor component. IoT Solution with RAD Studio 10.4, we not only provide Bluetooth components out of the box, but also offer over 50 prebuilt IoT device components for many popular devices, ranging from home automation, to fitness gadgets, medical devices, environmental sensors and more. They are downloadable via the GetIt Package Manager in RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney (Tools > GetIt Package Manager) and include both BLE and Z-Wave components. For example, you can quickly build your own fitness application using either the generic ThingConnect heart rate service component or a device specific IoT component. We provide ready-to-use sample apps for each of the IoT components in GetIt. The IoT framework for Bluetooth LE based devices uses TBluetoothDeviceDiscoveryManager to manage the connection with an IoT device as a general Bluetooth LE based connection mechanism and wraps each device as a component. For instance, the TWahooTICKRHeartRateMonitor component wraps the Wahoo TICKR Heart Rate Monitor. The TBluetoothDeviceDiscoveryManager component provides the basic mechanism for connecting to Bluetooth LE based devices. In the TBluetoothDeviceDiscoveryManager component, you can define timeout and a number of re-tries to connect for these devices. To build a ThingConnect application, you need the following components: The TBluetoothDeviceDiscoveryManager component is used to set up the connection with the device. The corresponding ThingConnect device component is used to retrieve the services and the characteristics data from the device. Using the TPolarHeartRateMonitor component, it’s easy to connect to the Polar H7 heart rate sensor, and start monitoring the Heart Rate service, including subscribing to HR measurement data updates, and retrieving the building sensor location. You can find a step-by-step tutorial on how to build your own heart rate tracking application using RAD Studio here. IoT Solution With RAD Studio 10.4, we provide fully customizable user interface templates. Using one of the FireMonkey UI templates provides a great starting point for building a visually stunning fitness application. Shown: FireMonkey UI template – Home Screen 3, available in GetIt.

Embarcadero-InterBase 2020 Update 1-Romania

May 22, 2020

InterBase 2020 Update 1 deja disponibil

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InterBase is a powerful, zero-administration, small footprint database engine that can power your server and even run on your mobile devices as an embedded database. InterBase 2020 Update 1 added a number of new features, including tablespaces support for InterBase server, new OS platform support for embedded versions, enhanced performance monitoring, SQL optimizations and more. Today Embarcadero is releasing InterBase 2020 Update 1, which adds the following features: Linux support for InterBase 2020 Server and Developer Editions Tablespaces support for the OnlineDump technology Updated IBConsole support for Backup, Dump, and Restore operations of databases that use tablespaces Performances improvements and fixes for defects reported by customers Here are some additional links: https://www.embarcadero.com/products/interbase/version-history http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/InterBase/2020/en/Main_Page http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/InterBase/2020/en/What%27s_New_in_InterBase_2020_Update_1 The installers for different platforms are available for download on the following trial and developer edition download pages: https://www.embarcadero.com/products/interbase/start-for-free https://www.embarcadero.com/products/interbase/developer/free-download This release continues to extend the power of InterBase 2020, along with continuing to focus on its reliability and stability. Moreover, RAD Studio developers already have an InterBase developer edition license and also the ability to distributing IBLite or IBToGo with their mobile applications, depending if they are on the Professional or Enterprise edition SQL Optimizations Transform inequality operators and not operators to their opposite representation for index based retrieval. Inequality operators, such as <, <=, !=, <>, >, >= can be transformed and optimized. For e.g. Conditions of the form “NOT A>0” can now get transformed to “A <= 0” by the SQL optimizer to use index retrieval for better performance. Security Enhancements InterBase 2020 uses OpenSSL 1.0.2s across all platforms to avail recent vulnerability fixes from OpenSSL project. IBConsole Improvements InterBase 2020 comes with an enhanced IBConsole GUI for Windows. It supports the latest feature set including Tablespaces and Data Dictionary modifications and includes enhanced support for InterBase’s patented Change Views functionality. InterBase 64-bit Edition now includes a 64-bit native IBConsole application, that will allow larger datasets to be retrieved in the query window. Phased Delivery InterBase 2020 embedded versions and InterBase Server Edition for Windows are immediately available. Server editions for Linux and macOS will follow shortly.

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