| Sky89 <Sky89@sky68.com>: Jul 11 10:06PM -0400 Hello, Making cross-platform apps with Delphi is easy Read the following interesting webpage to know more about Delphi: http://delphiworlds.com/2017/05/cross-platform-delphi-easy/ Thank you, Amine Moulay Ramdane. |
| Sky89 <Sky89@sky68.com>: Jul 11 07:35PM -0400 Hello, Read the following about Delphi, it is important: Desktop Development on Windows and Delphi VCL Library What is happening in the area of desktop development for Windows? What is Microsoft focused on? And what does Delphi offer with the VCL? Simply the best option! Despite all the push for web and mobile development, which are certainly growing a lot, Windows desktop development is far from death. In fact, at the recent Build 2018 conference Microsoft reported that over the last year the developers using Visual Studio for building desktop applications has doubled. On our side, we know the the majority of the RAD Studio customers are still maintaining a lot of Windows applications and building many new ones. And Where is the Delphi and the VCL in All This? Now comes the interesting part, at least for me. Delphi started in the native camp, was lured into the temptation of shifting to .NET, and got back squarely into the native world -- which is now becoming fashionable again (see the push towards C++, even on desktop). In terms of UI libraries, the VCL has always been considered the best wrapper on top of the native Windows API. Compared to MFC and WinForms, there was never really a context. Moreover, Delphi and VCL offer a much better encapsulation of the COM layer on Windows, both for consuming objects and publishing them. And recently Delphi started offering a great and smooth encapsulation of the WinRT APIs, directly mapped to interfaces and other core language features. Is Delphi VCL Today the Best Windows Desktop Library? I really think it is, but I fully understand your mileage might be different. Native optimized applications, very fast to load, with multi-core CPUs support, integration with all Windows APIs, not to mention the large number of great third party VCL UI controls. There are a lot of reasons start new desktop applications development in VCL today, maybe even more than in the past given Microsoft renewed focus on native desktop applications. Read more here: http://blog.marcocantu.com/blog/2018-may-desktop-development-windows-delphi-vcl.html Thank you, Amine Moulay Ramdane. |
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