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International Pascal Congress 2026
The International Pascal Congress (IPC) is an international forum dedicated to bringing together the different players in the software industry whose technologies are based on the Pascal family of programming languages.
Highlights include the following workshops:
- Cryptography with the DEC Library with Markus Humm (Embarcadero MVP)
- Designing Databases with Delphi with Olaf Monien (Embarcadero MVP)
- Developing Web Applications in Delphi with Macro Cantu and Antonio Zapater (Embarcadero Senior Pre-sales Consultant)
VCL vs FireMonkey FMX - which is better?
Presenter(s): Ian Barker, Embarcadero Developer Advocate
There are some solid, award-winning frameworks available to you - VCL and FireMonkey FMX - but which one is better, and why? Join Developer Advocate Ian Barker as he takes us through a whole bunch of things (including some stuff you might not know could be done) and compares the two frameworks to see which one is best and why.
FireMonkey FMX Style Designer (German)
Presenter(s): Devid Espenschied
The FireMonkey Style Designer is a standalone application that redefines the way developers create and manage FMX styles for RAD Studio. This standalone application eliminates the major limitations that have long made FireMonkey style development difficult. It offers a design-oriented user interface where you work with high-level concepts—such as colors, backgrounds, typography, and interaction states—while the designer generates the corresponding style structure in the background.
Inside the blackbox - How to teach your AI to understand your codebase
Presenter(s): Ian Barker, Embarcadero Developer Advocate and Jim McKeeth, Senior Software Architect
This year a new skill has emerged - how to get your AI flunky to understand what your poorly-worded caveman prompt really meant and, more importantly, where all your cool code actually lives along with understanding your shameful spaghetti pile of files and a folder naming convention which can best be described as "cryptographically artistic”. Don’t pretend you don’t know what we mean. Join Developer Advocate Ian Barker and special guest Jim McKeeth where they discuss how to tame the good, the bad, and the downright ugly projects until it makes your AI purr with happiness.
Online-Seminar: MMX Code Explorer Part 1 (German)
Presenter(s): Uwe Raabe
4-part online seminar: 15. + 17. + 22. + 24. Sept 2026
In this German speaking online seminar, the most important features—as well as some lesser-known ones—in MMX will be demonstrated, discussed in detail, and actively applied. Special attention will be given to configurability and extensibility, which allow MMX to be adapted to your own needs and preferences.
Online-Seminar: MMX Code Explorer Part 2 (German)
Presenter(s): Uwe Raabe
4-part online seminar: 15. + 17. + 22. + 24. Sept 2026
In this German speaking online seminar, the most important features—as well as some lesser-known ones—in MMX will be demonstrated, discussed in detail, and actively applied. Special attention will be given to configurability and extensibility, which allow MMX to be adapted to your own needs and preferences.
Online-Seminar: MMX Code Explorer Part 3 (German)
Presenter(s): Uwe Raabe
4-part online seminar: 15. + 17. + 22. + 24. Sept 2026
In this German speaking online seminar, the most important features—as well as some lesser-known ones—in MMX will be demonstrated, discussed in detail, and actively applied. Special attention will be given to configurability and extensibility, which allow MMX to be adapted to your own needs and preferences.
Online-Seminar: MMX Code Explorer Part 4 (German)
Presenter(s): Uwe Raabe
4-part online seminar: 15. + 17. + 22. + 24. Sept 2026
In this German speaking online seminar, the most important features—as well as some lesser-known ones—in MMX will be demonstrated, discussed in detail, and actively applied. Special attention will be given to configurability and extensibility, which allow MMX to be adapted to your own needs and preferences.