Delphi Vidéos

This session was presented by Miguel Moreno as part of Embarcadero's CodeRage 2018 virtual developers conference

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FireDAC is the main data access engine included in Delphi and C++Builder, and one of its main features is its built-in scripting capability, which can be executed against any of the supported database engines. However, there are cases where you need additional custom scripting capabilities or you simply want to modify the way some of the built-in script commands work. Here we show how to add new custom script commands, modify the behavior of the built-in ones, and even disable them at will.

Let's apply serverless! Hands-on application of serverless(FaaS) with Delphi and Azure. Witch side can Delphi be used? Can it be both? Let's build one function from scratch to deploy with Dion Mai.

Part of Delphicon 2023
https://www.embarcadero.com/products/delphi/delphicon-2023

Dion Mai
Development Manager
https://www.aquasoft.com.br

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Add functionality and platform services to your applications by integrating with leading Backend as a Service providers like Parse and Kinvey. Learn more about Delphi and download a free trial at http://embt.co/DelphiXE6.

Neste preview apresentamos as novidades relacionados ao desenvolvimento de aplicações distribuídas utilizando DataSnap XE integrado a Microsoft Azure, você verá servidores DataSnap Delphi e C++Builder conectados a Windows Azure, além de DataSnap client em Delphi XE e PHP.

Learn how to use Amazon and Azure cloud services in your Delphi XE2 and C++Builder XE2 applications. This video is part of the 31 Days of RAD Studio XE2 Video Tutorials - Day 14 Tutorial. See more at http://www.embarcadero.com/31-days-of-december

For more details on this session you can access the following link: https://delphicon.embarcadero.com/talks/why-does-the-cloud-matter-for-a-delphi-developer

Join to see why the cloud is relevant in our current IT market. We will see the principal cloud technologies and how to apply them in your Delphi applications, independent of the cloud provider.

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0:00:00 - Mains session
0:35:18 - Q&A portion

Applications built with Delphi and C++ Builder for the Windows platform have proven to be indispensable instruments for businesses, but rewriting them for the cloud is often cost-prohibiting. rollApp offers a cloud platform that can run existing desktop applications in the cloud without any need to modify them. At this webinar you will learn how to move your application to the cloud and offer the benefits of a cloud solution to your users in a matter of a few weeks.

SPEAKERS: Vlad Pavlov, rollApp CEO, and Dima Malenko, rollApp CTO

More information: https://www.rollapp.com/products/online-apps/delphi

TMS Software is one of our premier technology partners. TMS has been supporting FireMonkey since its first release. TMS also has supported FMX ofor iOS since its first release. This session will showcase many of the TMS components that work with iOS and across all of Delphi's target platforms. Included in this session will be demonstrations about how to use the TMS Pack for FireMonkey and accessing cloud services from iOS applications using the TMS Cloud Pack for iOS.

Bruno Fierens, TMS Software
http://www.tmssoftware.com/
http://www.tmssoftware.com/site/tmsfmxcloudpack.asp


This session took place on Wednesday, June 19, 2013 at 9am PDT.

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Table of contents:
0:00:00 - Greetings
0:01:08 - Introduction of Speakers
0:07:57 - Code Signing Implications and Requirements
0:11:52 - Stricter Microsoft Certificate Issues
0:24:49 - Almost Everything Requires a Certificate
0:25:20 - Using Azure with RAD Studio
0:36:34 - What is Azure?
0:38:40 - Azure and AWS Comparisons
1:08:31 - Store Keys in the Secrets Repository
1:16:00 - Confusion with FNC Controls
1:31:20 - Why We Love Delphi
1:44:09 - RAD Studio 11 Sneak Peek Announcement
1:44:43 - Upcoming TCoffeeAndCode Sessions

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This is a recording of the April 26, 2013 edition of the Embarcadero Developer Direct online session (US and Canada edition) - The Multi-Device Enterprise (Using Enterprise Data in Your Mobile Strategy)

Join the team of Embarcadero development and industry experts for relaxed and fun demo and discussion sessions covering Delphi, RAD Studio, C++Builder, InterBase and more. Raise your questions and interact live with both presenters and attendees as each week a new theme gives focus and direction to solve the every day challenges that professional software developers face.

RAD in Action: Mobilizing your Business with Enterprise Mobility Services Middleware
Cary Jensen - Jensen Data Systems, Inc
Thursday, April 2, 2015

Cary Jensen hosts this informative session to discuss why middleware is critical for mobilizing your business or Enterprise.

In this session, Cary will perform a technical deep-dive into the new Enterprise Mobility Services (EMS) middleware platform to show you how to best extend your business and Enterprise into mobile clients. Learn how to manage and authenticate users, build custom REST APIs, move data between mobile clients and your Enterprise database backend, and how to analyze user behavior.

Cary will also compare and contrast EMS with the DataSnap SDK. This is a must-attend session for anyone mobilizing their solutions.

http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/XE8/en/Enterprise_Mobility_Services
http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/XE8/en/Developing_DataSnap_Applications


About the Presenter:

Cary Jensen is Chief Technology Officer of Jensen Data Systems, Inc., a Texas, USA-based company that is an Embarcadero Training Partner and that provides software training, development, and consulting services. Cary is an Embarcadero MVP and an award-winning, best-selling author of over twenty books, including his latest book, Delphi in Depth: ClientDataSets. He is a popular speaker at conferences, workshops, and training seminars, and is widely regarded for his practical solutions to complex problems. Cary has a Ph.D. in Engineering Psychology from Rice University, specializing in human-computer interaction.

Home Page: http://www.jensendatasystems.com/
Twitter: http://twitter.com/caryjensen
Blog: http://caryjensen.blogspot.com/

RAD Studio 10 Seattle Deep Dive technical session replay.
September 19, 2015

You’ve heard the buzz about RAD Studio, Delphi, and C++Builder 10 Seattle and now is the time to dive in and learn why everyone is so excited! These presentations take an in-depth look at all the new and enhanced features added with 10 Seattle!

Join David I and special guests from the Embarcadero team and RAD community for this deep dive session into the top new areas of RAD Studio / Delphi / C++Builder 10 and more!

Delphi XE8
The Fastest Connected App Platform for Windows and Beyond
http://www.embarcadero.com/products/delphi

Enterprise Mobility Services is a turnkey solution for today’s interconnected, distributed apps, offering an easy to deploy middleware server that hosts loadable custom API and data access modules.

Simply create an EMS package using either Object Pascal or C++, register a specific resource (with a matching URI location), and write code to handle the corresponding requests.
It’s based on open and standard technologies, including REST HTTP calls and JSON data formats, and provides major SQL database drivers along with an encrypted embedded and server SQL database. EMS is a middleware solution that is stateless, restful, scalable, and secure.
With EMS you can use the included InterBase database or select any other supported Enterprise SQL database.

Easily manage custom APIs exposed through standard REST JSON interfaces.
Accessing those APIs is incredibly easy with wizards, ready-to-use components and the new management console, making the development process extremely smooth and well integrated.

EMS automatically provides real-time analytics to track your users’ activity and the REST APIs they are calling. The new Push Notifications server support for iOS and Android allows developers to deliver event driven notifications to the end user's device through EMS.

XE8 also includes support for native HTTP and HTTPS client libraries on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android.

Navigate the users and group lists to view the online daily activity and history. View overall REST API usage at the yearly, monthly, and daily level, and drill down on individual REST resources, including individual REST API calls.

There were a lot of great entries for our Enterprise Software Development Article Challenge showing the use of Delphi, C++Builder, InterBase and RAD Server in many different enterprise use cases. Join us as we review the entries and announcing the winners.

More information
https://blogs.embarcadero.com/enterprise-software-development-article-challenge-results/

Join Embarcadero MVP Ian Barker as he explains how Apple's iOS Enterprise App program works and how you can create iOS apps using RAD Studio with Delphi or C++ that do not need to go through the Apple App Store and can even be installed on iPhones and iPads from a simple web page.

Download the slides here: https://github.com/checkdigits/EnterpriseiOSApps

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Agenda

This technical webinar goes deep into RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin’s new support for the latest enterprise database technologies, REST-based services, cloud services and the Internet of Things. Source code demos will show you how to access the latest enterprise SQL databases and MongoDB NoSQL database. You will see source code demos that will show you how to access the latest major enterprise SQL databases and MongoDB NoSQL database. You’ll learn how to write your own applications that integrate data from multiple IoT devices into your desktop, server and cloud applications. You’ll see how to rapidly create REST based endpoints that can be called from Delphi, C++ and other programming languages.

During this webinar you’ll learn how to develop cutting edge desktop, mobile, server and cloud based applications using:

1) FireDAC’s optimized database access for all the latest major enterprise RDBMS including Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, and MongoDB

2) ThingConnect IoT component support a wide array of devices including health monitoring, home automation, fitness tracking, industrial and security sensors. ThingConnect data can be used to in local and distributed device monitoring solutions.

3) RAD Server (built on EMS core technology) support for cross domain API calls, creation of ThingPoint Edge Services, Swagger open API with YAML and JSON representations for API testing and documentation generation, execution on IIS and Apache web production environment servers.

4) Integrating cloud based development into your enterprise and IoT solutions using the latest Amazon and Azure cloud API support for storage, messaging and services.

5) And More…

Join the Embarcadero Evangelism team for this webinar replay loaded with technical demonstrations. The team also answers attendee questions at the end of the video.


Blog post with additional links and information: http://embt.co/BerlinEnterprise


Presenters:

David Intersimone “David I” - Embarcadero Chief Evangelist
Jim McKeeth - Embarcadero Global Lead Developer Evangelist and Engineer
Al Mannarino - Embarcadero Principal Software Consultant
Stephen Ball - Embarcadero Associate Product Manager (InterBase) and Senior Sales Consultant RAD
Pawel Glowacki - Embarcadero Senior Software Consultant and EMEA Technical Lead for Delphi and RAD Studio

Presentation parts with time duration:

Part 1 - Introduction for the webinar – David I – 43 seconds
Part 2 - FireDAC Database Access – Jim McKeeth – 13 minutes and 56 seconds
Part 3 - ThingConnect & ThingPoint IoT – David I – 14 minutes and 9 seconds
Part 4 - RAD Server Development Lifecycle – Al Mannarino – 17 minutes and 20 seconds
Part 5 - RAD Server Embedded Documentation API – Stephen Ball – 14 minutes and 38 seconds
Part 6 - Cloud Based Development – Pawel Glowacki – 15 minutes and 33 seconds
Part 7 - Closing slides for the webinar – David I – 1 minute and 11 seconds

The Q&A starts after part 7.