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31 C++Builder XE3 videos in January - Jan 3 - Adding Actions and Gestures to a C++ FireMonkey App

Posted by DavidI on Thursday, 3 January 2013 in Blogs

During each day of January 2013, I am creating a new video showing you how to use the new C++Builder XE3 compilers for Win32, Win64 and OSX to create multi-platform, database, multi-tier, HD and 3D applications. In the third video you will learn how to add Actions and Gestures to an existing C++ FireMonkey sample application, FireFlow, using the TActionList and TGestureManager components and a few additional lines of C++ code. Stay tuned to my blog for additional C++ programming videos each day.

January 3, 2013 - Adding Actions and Gestures to a C++ FireMonkey Application

Filename: 2013-01-03-CppFMXActionsAndGestures.mp4

Download: http://cc.embarcadero.com/item/29261

Watch on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnwAKbSudbo

Duration: 10 minutes and 9 seconds

Size: 54.1mb

Format: MP4

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David Intersimone (known to many as David I.) is a passionate and innovative software industry veteran-often referred to as a developer icon-who extols and educates the world on Embarcadero developer tools. He shares his visions as an active member of the industry speaking circuit and is tapped as an expert source by the media. He is a long-standing champion of architects, developers and database professionals and works to ensure that their needs are folded into Embarcadero's strategic product plans. David holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo, California.