FireMonkey, RAD Studio XE2, Delphi XE2, C++Builder XE2, RadPHP XE2 and Prism XE2 information
- FireMonkey - http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/41603
- Delphi XE2 - http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/41593
- C++Builder XE2 - http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/41594
- RAD Studio XE2 - http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/41595
- RadPHP XE2 - http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/41596
- Embarcadero Prism XE2 - http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/41598
FireMonkey - the next generation business application platform. Build visually spectacular business applications that are faster, more visually stunning, and more connected – all with native performance on Windows, Mac and iOS. FireMonkey is free but to create FireMonkey applications you need to download Delphi XE2, C++Builder or RAD Studio XE2.
Delphi XE2 - the fastest way to deliver ultra-rich and visually stunning native applications for Windows, Mac and iOS – including 64-bit Windows applications.
C++Builder XE2 - the only true visual C++ development environment - designed for ultra-fast, component-based creation of highly-maintainable, visually stunning GUI applications for Windows and Mac OS X.
RAD Studio XE2 - the ultimate application development suite and the fastest way to build data-rich, visually engaging applications for Windows, Mac, mobile, .NET, PHP and the Web.
RadPHP XE2 - the fastest way to build Web, Facebook®, and mobile applications with the only visual PHP framework and IDE that supports Web and mobile deployment.
Embarcadero Prism XE2 - the flexible development solution and robust, Delphi-like programming language for rapidly developing .NET, Mono, ASP.NET, and data-driven applications for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.
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Friday, 2 September 2011Steven - we are working on next generation Delphi and C++Builder compilers to be able to get to more platforms including 64-bit Windows for C++ and to multiple mobile/ARM platforms.
The next generation compilers are on our roadmap which will be updated soon. Thanks for the nice comments - there is plenty for C++Builder developers in this release - VCL Styles, OS X native code, and FireMonkey on Windows 32 and OS X 32. -
Sunday, 4 September 2011
Hello David
what about c++ builder 64 bit?
is it discontinued?
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Sunday, 4 September 2011
mht writes "what about c++ builder 64 bit? is it discontinued?"
We are working on a next generation new C++Builder compiler. This will allow us to get to 64-bit and ARM chips. The compiler is still being built so it could not make XE2. It is on our roadmap and we'll have it for you. -
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
XE2 is a fantastic release, I love the direction that Rad Studio is going. I'm very excited to play around with FireMonkey and will be anxiously awaiting C++Builder support for iOS. Congrats, keep it up!
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Thursday, 15 September 2011
I'm disappointed with decision do not using native controls in cross-platform apps. FireMonkey is ownerdraw controls, which is absolutely alien in all platforms, like it in Java. But in Java they are also ugly, while in FireMonkey they are look a little pretty.
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Thursday, 19 January 2012
As a fan of delphi and builder, I'd like to congratulate all the programmers @ Embarcadero for producing the best windows programming environment in the world. C++ Builder 64 here we come!
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Thursday, 2 August 2012
Looking forward to seeing iOS and Android supported !!! Will buy PRO version the day it comes out !!
Thanks for keeping the best C++ framework out there ALIVE !
Lukas -
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Hello David,
Great work on FireMonkey, I fully support the direction you've chosen for your developer tools. As a long time C++ Builder fan, I would like to know if you have plans for C++ Builder iOS apps? If the answer is yes, I am waiting on you guys to deliver, if not then I'll need to consider whether my iOS apps should be written in Objective C or Delphi.
Either way, I think that C++ Builder developers should consider investing in XE2 (even though its missing 64-bit C++ Builder VCL apps) simply because it will allow them to start building new applications for the FM platform immediately. I have every confidence in your organization that a 64-bit C++ Builder will be there for us in the future, but even if it were here today, it would be more of a novelty than something that I actually need for the applications I am building right now. In the future, yes, I'll need it as the 32-bit Windows architecture will eventually be obsolete, but I can use FireMonkey right now.