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Learn how Embarcadero’s newly released free Python modules bring the power and flexibility of Delphi’s GUI frameworks to Python. VCL and FireMonkey (FMX) are mature GUI libraries. VCL is focused on native Windows development, while FireMonkey brings a powerful flexible GUI framework to Windows, Linux, macOS, and even Android. This webinar will introduce you to these new free Python modules and how you can use them to build graphical users interfaces with Python. Part 2 will show you how to target Android GUI applications with Python!

https://blogs.embarcadero.com/introduction-to-python-gui-development-with-delphi-for-python-vcl-fmx

PyScripter is the Feature-Rich and Lightweight Python IDE native to Windows and powered by Delphi. Get to know PyScripter in this webinar hosted by Kyle Wheeler, Kiriakos Vlahos, and Jim McKeeth

https://www.embarcadero.com/free-tools/pyscripter/free-download

Sometimes your application needs a user interface, but what is the best way to make one for Python applications? Enter DelphiVCL for Python. The VCL is a mature Windows native GUI framework with a huge library of included visual components and a robust collection of 3rd party components. It is the premier framework for native Windows applications, but how to use it with Python? Thanks to the DelphiVCL Python package, the VCL is a first-class package for building native Windows GUIs with Python. Need more design tools? You can build the entire GUI in Delphi and then write all the logic in Python.

DelphiVCL is the fastest, most mature, and complete GUI library for native Windows Python GUI development.

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David I. has a fantastic blog post on using Python4Delphi with C++Builder. This was inspired by our previous webinars on the topic. and is the result of his collaboration with Kiriakos (AKA PyScripter), the maintainer of Python4Delphi, who also made some changes in the library to work better with C++Builder.

By popular request, David and Kiriakos have also agreed to run a Python for C++ developers webinar where you can learn to leverage Python from your favorite C++ developer tools.

https://blogs.embarcadero.com/using-python4delphi-with-cbuilder-vcl-applications/

https://github.com/pyscripter/python4delphi

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It is possible, encouraged, and documented. Python/C API Reference Manual - the API used by C and C++ programmers who want to write extension modules or embed Python. describes how to write modules in C or C++ to extend the Python interpreter with new modules.

Embarcadero Technologies Inc. empowers application developers and database professionals with database tools to design, build, and run software applications in the environment they choose. A community of more than three million worldwide and 90 of the Fortune 100 rely on Embarcadero CodeGear™ and DatabaseGear™ product lines to increase productivity, openly collaborate, and be free to innovate. Founded in 1993, Embarcadero is headquartered in Austin, Texas, with offices located around the world.

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https://github.com/pyscripter/python4delphi

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Introduction to using Python4Delphi
https://github.com/pyscripter/python4delphi

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The Python4Delphi library provides a bidirectional bridge between Delphi and Python. It allows Delphi applications to access Python modules and run Python scripts. It makes Delphi objects, records, interfaces, and classes accessible to Python, giving Python the ability to use Delphi code and libraries as Python modules.

https://github.com/pyscripter/python4delphi

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Demo of a mobile app (KisKis) made with Delphi / Firemonkey

iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id1420049759
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=club.kiskis.app&hl=en

Build with: https://github.com/Zeus64/alcinoe

Getting Started Building Mobile Applications for iOS and Android
June 2, 2016

Embarcadero Presenters:

Sarina Dupont, Product Management
Marco Cantu, Product Management
Jim McKeeth, Developer Relations
David Intersimone "David I", Developer Relations

This webinar replay shows you how to build mobile applications for iOS and Android using Delphi and C++Builder 10.1 Berlin. We will cover getting started, best practices for mobile UI/UX to help you get your apps accepted into Apple and Google app stores, accessubg local and remote databases, using and extending the new FireUI Live Preview, using mobile devices, sensors and the Internet of Things, submitting and getting store acceptance for your iOS and Android apps, and more. This webinar also gives advice to Windows VCL desktop application developers who want to migrate and reuse as much of their existing code as possible.

Total Duration of the Webinar Replay (presentation and Q&A): 2 hours and 34 minutes and 37 seconds

Individual parts with time offsets (h:mm:ss):

Part 1 - 0:00:00 - Introduction - David I.

Part 2 - 0:01:05 - How to get started building Mobile Apps and using the target platform configurations - David I.

Part 3 - 0:08:13 - UI Best practices for Building Mobile Applications - Sarina Dupont

Part 4 - 0:25:59 - Accessing Local and Remote Databases from your mobile apps - Jim McKeeth

Part 5 - 0:40:38 - FireUI Live Preview and extending the App to support custom component viewing - Jim McKeeth

Part 6 - 0:52:02 - Working with mobile Devices, Sensors and the Internet of Things - David I.

Part 7 - 1:00:34 - Submitting apps to the Apple App Store, Google Play Store - Marco Cantu

Part 8 - 1:12:11 - RAD Studio special offer - Good until June 20, 2016

Part 9 - 1:12:50 - Q&A

The ShortURL for the webinar blog post is http://embt.co/MobileStartNow

More information: http://embt.co/CodeRageXI

Understand how to create and deploy an application with IBLite and SQLite for iOS and Android.

Fernando Rizzato Embarcadero Lead Software Consultant for Latin America, Delphi programmer since the first version, MBA in Computer Science and PMP.

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