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I am going to buy Delphi Tokyo because my company has XE2 and we need a fresh update. I see that Delphi tokyo has Linux support but I have 2 questions:
1) I have seen that I can make apps for linux ubuntu server. Does Delphi allow apps for ubuntu client lts as well?
2) Can delphi produce GUI? I mean firemonkey support for linux so that I can use buttons and so on. If not is it planned?
Thanks in advance
Currently, there isn't any native support for Linux client applications - however, third party client support is available via FmxLinux.
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We need to support and update the old but still perfectly working project written many years ago using Borland C++Builder 6 Personal. No new significant development is expected. Switching to RAD Studio is taking much more effort than just keep using the old stuff.
Is there any option to legally purchase Borland C++Builder or whatever, but register and keep using the old stuff?
Is there any option to legally purchase BCPP Builder or whatever but register and keep using the old stuff?
Not directly, no. The old products are long dead. They are no longer sold or supported.
However, if you purchase the latest RAD Studio version, you can get licenses for old versions, including C++Builder 6. See the following page for more details:
https://www.embarcadero.com/products/rad-studio/previous-versions
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I need to send data in real time between Delphi/C++Builder apps placed in different PCs not connected in the same LAN, only using Internet.
My first approach was via DataSnap REST server but it is not practical due proxy and router problems. The configuration was too hard for the users plus that some people do not like to have a web server running in their machines opening the corresponding ports.
My second approach is using a server in the middle. I am checking SignalR technology that seems to fit very well. It is well solved for C# but I cannot find any information about VCL, Delphi or C++ Builder.
Is there some library or do I need to work from scratch via WebSockets?
Is there another way to communicate VCL applications that run in separated PCs only connected to Internet?
/n Software has a WebSockets library - with C++Builder support.
https://www.nsoftware.com/ipworks/ws/
Docs at https://cdn.nsoftware.com/help/IWF/bcb/
Download (there is a trial edition) at https://www.nsoftware.com/ipworks/ws/download.aspx
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I need to build a very simple app for iOS phone but after searching the IDEs for iOS phone development i found that one way to do we will need to install VMWare with OSX image.
Now I am not sure it could be the ultimate solution and i hope there could be some other way to develop apps for iOS with.
Please suggest me some lightweight IDE that could be able to run over windows OS...
Thanks
Don't use VMWare to develop iOS application.
Install Hackintosh
or
In windows, you can use Xamarin or VisualStudio
If you have core2Duo Processor you can install iAtkos.
http://iatkos.me/
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I have just finish a small delphi xe7 application, which need some dll file for working. How should i create the application installer .exe for installing such application in other pc?
I suggest you use Inno Setup, which is free, easy to use and can correctly handle all current OS's flavours.
I don't have XE7, so I'm not aware if there's an installation generator shiped with it or not. If not, I advise you to learn about InnoSetup. It's a free setup wizard generator, that has a scripting language similar to Pascal (PascalScript), so it's very welcoming to Delphi programmers. There's a lot of info about it around the net and its documentantion is complete and clear.
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I am looking for an app that will let me type in code ON my cellphone. I don't need to compile or anything, and its not to program for the cellphone. Just something nice to have when an idea pops in my head.
Am I completely overlooking a simple code editor for Symbian S60v3 phones?
I am looking for something similar to CEdit which is for Windows Mobile.
I've used pyEdit on my S60v2 phone, it looks like it's supported under v3 as well.
It depends on the python runtime, so you'll need to install that first.
Try YEdit or LightNotepad
try ped-s60
http://code.google.com/p/ped-s60/downloads/list
You can use visual studio :
http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Using_Visual_Studio_6.0_with_S60_3rd_Edition
You can download the very basic edition of Carbide C++ for free from Nokia
This is built on the eclipse platform and is very good.