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Embarcadero Delphi 11 Alexandria (28.0) Lite | 2.9 Gb The software developer Embarcadero is released RAD Studio, Delphi, and C++Builder 11.3 Alexandria. The update added new featured and also addresses a few relevant issues in the most recent release and recommended for all RAD Studio 11 customers. What's New in Delphi® 11.3Code Completion improvements for Delphi, extended support for Win 10 and other platforms.Platform Enhancements:Delphi Code Completion (LSP) enhancements add key performance enhancing features to Code InsightNew built-in Windows VCL controls to provide a modern user experience for your clients with a focus on virtual list and numeric inputSupported target platforms have been updated to deliver software there, where are your users.Extended support for Win 11, OSX and other platforms. 11.2 is a quality-focused release. That means a lot of work on existing features, ensuring they work smoothly: high DPI VCL design, for example, is an area with a lot of focus and improvements. So is performance. So is the C++ toolchain, and the Delphi compiler. So is FireDAC (and there’s some great stuff coming there!) But quality can also means polish, attention to detail, focusing on a plethora of small things that together add up to really improve the experience of using the IDE. Here are a few examples of improvements we’ve made to your IDE experience:- In the Projects view, you double-click a tree node to open a unit. Yet, currently it also always expands that tree node, when you didn’t want it to do that. It’s much better to do the expected thing automatically: to do what you intuitively expect. Now if (for example) you double-click a unit, it will open it but not expand to show the DFM – as expected.- The Compile dialog: today, it doesn’t show the target platform or bitness you’re building. But it really would be useful to see that and know exactly what you’re compiling – and that’s what’s in 11.2.- Editor tabs: you can’t visually distinguish between a tab holding code, and a non-code tab with different functionality, like editing a type library or viewing source control. But you should be able to tell the difference between all of those, easily. Join the webinar to see what we changed!- RAD Studio 11.2 Teaser Image - CPU View BlurredThe CPU view: assembly language is hard to parse. We, as an industry, have a visual solution to that: syntax highlighting, which would be really nice to use in the CPU view…- Many people add data modules to their projects. Yet for some reason, the File > New menu didn’t have Data Module as a top-level item and you had to dig into the New Items dialog or customize the menu. Better to have it there by default!- Good UX shows things so you don’t have to figure them out. An example is the default button in a dialog: which action will occur if you press Enter? You know, it’s a small tweak, probably only taking a few minutes, but we could make that a bit more clear…- Many people like customising the IDE: after all, you spend eight hours a day using it. And it supports VCL styles, even using three inbuilt. And sure it’s been available in the registry for a while, but why not make a first-class feature so that you can use any VCL style, to make – like any craftsperson does building out their workshop – the place you work in truly yours? Small things. And not our main focus this release: our main focus is quality, resolving issues. But quality can mean not just fixes, but paying attention to the small everyday interactions in the IDE. 11.2 is a release where we’ve paid a lot of attention to detail. As well as new features, great ones, 11.2 has a big quality focus, not just on resolving issues but also on the small things that matter when you use the IDE every day. But there’s a lot more. It might seem simple: if you want to use a feature in a particular library, you just import the APIs, write your code, and add the library to the Libraries node in the Android platform target, or if the library is a later version of a package already used by Delphi, you disable the older one, and add the newer one. The problem is with dependencies, i.e. the new library may be dependent on newer versions of other libraries that Delphi already uses. You might then think, OK.. I will just update those too. New problem: existing FMX code may rely on the older versions. The problem then shifts to having to update all the relevant code to comply with the newer version. Some of it may be Delphi code, some of it may be Java code, and the latter means needing to be competent enough with Java, making the changes, recompiling fmx.jar and replacing the old one. Not exactly “impossible” (hence the quotation marks), however it could amount to a lot of work, which would need to be maintained with future changes. How deep might the rabbit hole go? ConclusionIt bears repeating: especially if you’re going to target cross-platform, it is essential that you stay current, so make sure you “take it to 11” with Delphi.Delphi is a high-level, compiled, strongly typed language that supports structured and object-oriented design. Based on Delphi, its benefits include easy-to-read code, quick compilation, and the use of multiple unit files for modular programming. Delphi has special features that support the RAD Studio component framework and environment. The Delphi 11 Release Supports High-DPI and 4k+ screens, provisioning for Windows 11, Android 30 API and the macOS 64-bit ARM M1 processor. Learning Delphi 2021 Embarcadero Technologies, Inc. builds tools that solve productivity problems for application developers. The company's products allow users to design, build, and run applications from a single code base across all platforms. Ninety of the Fortune 100 companies and a community of more than three million C++ and Delphi users worldwide rely on Embarcadero's award-winning products to deliver critical enterprise applications. Embarcadero is a division of Idera, Inc.
Product: Embarcadero DelphiVersion: 11.3Supported Architectures: x64Website Home Page : www.embarcadero.comLanguages Supported: englishSystem Requirements: Windows *Size: 3.4 Gb * System Requirements: Hardware Requirements RAD Studio requires at least:- 1.8 GHz or faster dual-core processor. Quad-core or better recommended. Single-core is not supported.- 3 GB of RAM. 8GB of RAM recommended.- Between 6 GB and 60 GB of available disk space. Using a solid state drive (SSD)is strongly recommended.- DirectX 11 capable video card that runs at 1440x900; a 1080 vertical resolution screen is recommended. Operating System RequirementsYou can run RAD Studio 11 Alexandria on the following versions of Windows:- Windows 10 Tip: You can also install RAD Studio on a virtual machine running one of the supported versions of Windows in a non-Windows environment (e.g., macOS). To develop FireMonkey projects, your virtualization software must provide direct access to the host GPU. Your Windows system must be configured as follows:- The user that installs RAD Studio must be the system administrator or be on the administrator privileges list.- The length of your PATH environment variable must be 1830 characters or less.- The installation of RAD Studio adds up to 218 characters to your PATH environment variable. If the length of your PATH environment variable goes beyond 2048 characters, your system will misbehave. Note: 32-bit versions of Windows are no longer supported as operating systems for installing RAD Studio 10.4 Alexandria.购买后，将显示帖子中所有出售内容。
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