Tech Topics
Tech Topics provides links to various technologies that Delphi is suited for.
Mobile Application Development
Why Mobile App Development
This topic is about mobile apps development using Delphi. This article is for people who are already using Delphi for desktop development and just heard something or thought that they have to improve their software and add for example mobile (cell phones and tablets) support.
Mobile Tutorials: Mobile Application Development
This integrated set of tutorials walks you through development of a Delphi or C++ multi-device application for iOS and Android:
Android Mobile Development
Trainer: Jim McKeeth Course Fee US$199
In this course you will learn the fundamentals of Android mobile application development through a project centered approach. Prerecorded lectures along with weekly wrap up session replays are used to maximize the learning impact.
This course assumes you are familiar with Delphi development, but want to gain an understanding of mobile development. The fundamentals of this course will also work for iOS development. Most of the differences for iOS will be pointed out during the course, but it won’t be the focus. Most of the sample courses can be compiled to Android, iOS, macOS and Windows.
In this webinar we’re talking about mobile app development, comparing pros and cons of different tools with Delphi FireMonkey – the one we like so much.
Recording from the “Building Mobile Apps for iOS and Android from one codebase” with Delphi webinar presented by Paweł Głowacki, Embarcadero Sales Consultant, on February 22nd, 2017.
Users are reaching for their phone first, and US adults are spending an average of 3 hours, 35 minutes on their phones each day. Join Embarcadero and discover how to streamline your cross-platform app development cycles with a single codebase without sacrificing app performance or device-specific UI experience.
1C-RARUS is the biggest Russian software vendor, providing the most popular solution for accounting (more than 1 000 000 users). The company uses Delphi FMX platform for mobile app development, and we’ll show 3 killer apps from inside (architecture, structure, component stack).
Restful App Development
Restful App Development
Join Embarcadero and Delphi expert Marco Cantù for an informative web seminar where you’ll learn how to build web applications in Delphi XE with DataSnap, REST and jQuery.
Representational State Transfer (REST) is a new architecture for Web Services that is having a significant impact on the industry. Most of the new public web services from large vendors (Google, Yahoo, Amazon, now also Microsoft) rely on REST as the technology for sharing and merging information from multiple sources.
Mobile Tutorials: Mobile Application Development
This integrated set of tutorials walks you through development of a Delphi or C++ multi-device application for iOS and Android:
Android Mobile Development
Trainer: Jim McKeeth Course Fee US$199
In this course you will learn the fundamentals of Android mobile application development through a project centered approach. Prerecorded lectures along with weekly wrap up session replays are used to maximize the learning impact.
This course assumes you are familiar with Delphi development, but want to gain an understanding of mobile development. The fundamentals of this course will also work for iOS development. Most of the differences for iOS will be pointed out during the course, but it won’t be the focus. Most of the sample courses can be compiled to Android, iOS, macOS and Windows.
REST Servers in Delphi XE Part I – Building a REST Server
Learn about REST technology, and see how to use the DataSnap wizard in Delphi to build a REST web application using JavaScript on the client side calling into a Delphi REST server. This video is presented by Delphi expert Marco Cantù.
REST Servers in Delphi XE Part II – Extending the REST Server
Learn how to extend the functionality of your Delphi REST server and make extensions to the web server created in Part I. Use LifeCycle management and session management, use authentication and authorization, and take advantage of method call features.
REST Servers in Delphi Part III – Extending the Client
Delphi expert Marco Cantù introduces the basics of jQuery and shows you how to use JavaScript and jQuery to build a client to access a Delphi REST server.