Delphi 2010
March, 2010
TOPIC
Delphi® is one of the most respected and widely used Rapid Application Development (RAD) environments today. Over 1.7 million developers worldwide choose Delphi over other tools because Delphi radically speeds desktop, workstation, touch, kiosk, and Web application development without sacrificing an ounce of programming power or control. Applications built with Delphi are lightning fast, compact, provide rich UIs, and can connect with virtually any database or data source “out-of-the-box”.
RAD Studio 2010 helps you go further and get there faster with more than 120 new and enhanced features that help you finish projects faster and reach more users. New and enhanced features include:
New and enhanced tools for coding, debugging and compiling in the IDE:
IDE Insight for easy access to features, settings and components
Code formatter
Debugger data visualizers
Multi-thread debugging
Background compilation
C++ Class Explorer
Rapidly build touch-based GUI, tablet, touchpad and kiosk applications
30+ included gestures and create your own
Works on Windows 2000, XP, Vista and Windows 7
Easily touch enable existing apps
On screen touch keyboard
Make the connection with more data and more application architectures
Firebird database connectivity
Updated drivers for Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle and MySQL
DataSnap callbacks, filtering, HTTP, REST and JSON support
Come to this exciting event and learn more about the latest product offerings from Embarcadero Technologies
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PRESENTER
Embarcadero Technologies was recently in Portland for the Delphi 2009 launch and is focusing on groups that have not been visited in a while. David Cornelius attended the Sacramento Delphi User Group in December, saw the presentation, and requested a copy of the materials for the Oregon group which he will share at this meeting. The same information, the same demo programs, the same slide show will be presented as was seen at that meeting.
David Cornelius has been developing software since the mid-80’s. He is the coordinator of the Oregon Delphi User Group and works full time as a programmer in Beaverton at Retail Dimensions. On the side, he runs Cornelius Concepts building Windows applications.