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Ultra-Fast Web Application Development using Delphi/C++ Builder

Choosing the Web framework for Web Application Development in Delphi or C++ Builder will no more a tough task for both developers and companies to meet the business needs. There is plenty of resources around Embercadero and the web about various frameworks with the pros and cons of each. Still, struggle to choose the right one for your need? Don’t worry this post will guide you through the available frameworks. RADStudio Included Server Technologies : Web Broker: Abstract the HTTP Server concept with concrete classes mapped to CGI, ISAPI, ApacheModules, Standalone(indy). It can maps URLs to actions, supports filters, and global handlers. To start with WebBroker Click here. DataSnap is a Delphi technology that allows the development of multi-tier applications, most notably multi-tier database applications. Supports Rest, TCP/IP, HTTP/HTTPS. Backward compatible with COM/DCOM. A serios of tutorials here. RAD Server Load Delphi and C++ business logic methods into RAD Server, add some users, and go. REST/JSON end-points are auto-created and managed. Access control is handled. Data storage is built-in or you can easily connect to any popular Enterprise RDBMS or cloud service.  SOAP Services: It’s a protocol which enables you to access remote data, or call remote procedures. SOAP data is transmitted using an XML wrapper, usually over an HTTP or direct TCP/IP. To create and use SOAP service Click here. RADStudio Included some Client Technologies for Web Application Development: Which includes Rest BaaS Client, Cloud Client libraries, Rest Client libraries, SOAP Clients. 3rd Party Web Frameworks: Client Focused: Pascal->JavaScript Transpilers. Write in Object Pascal and translate/Compiles in to JavaScript. Creates a pure Web client Solution. Compatible with many popular server solutions. TMSSoftware’s Web Core Integrates into Delphi IDE. Write object pascal and design in RAD Studio, builds pure HTML & JavaScript. Works with TMS’s cross-platform FNC components. Builds a Single Page Application. The large reusable component set with database access. Smart Mobile Studio (SMSC) transpiler has its own IDE uses familiar Object Pascal dialect. Compiles to pure JavaScript. Has lots of target like Node.js Tizen, console & Espruino. Has own RTL and full Visual component framework. ElevateSoft’s Web builder transpiler has its own IDE with components similar to VCL. Supports using native Elevate Web Builder Web server Modules. It compiles to optimized JavaScript. Full Stack or Client/Server Focused: Framework covers the Server app and client interface. Balanced Approach good to choose when Both Server and Visually designed UI is one project. WebBroker is the core on the server for most frameworks listed below. AtoZed Software’s IntraWeb: Installs into IDE, Modeled on VCL, Visual Client Designer. The client built from the JS and HTML library. Delphi UI event handlers run on servers, extensible via typescript. FMSoft UniGui: Installs into Delphi IDE, VCL like design and use. Provides data-aware controls, supports desktop and mobile. Allows optional javascript for client-side events and VCL like server event handlers. Open source Ethea Kitto2: Uses Web broker for the backend. No visual designer, make it easy to use Ext JS to build client. Server Focused Open Source: Delphi MVC Framework: Rest Server built on WebBroker includes Delphi IDE wizard. Runs under Apche or ISS on Windows & Linux. Restful RMM level 3 compliant. Synopse mORMot : Doesn’t use Web broker, Integrated SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine for server-side business logic. ORM/ODM: Object persistence on Almost any database (SQL or NoSQL).SOA: organize your business logic into REST services. Web MVC: Publish your ORM/SOA process as responsive Web applications. MArs Curiosity: Lightweight Rest Server built on WebBroker, installs into Delphi […]

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

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!

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

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.​

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