DelphiStyles.com sells custom style packs for VCL Windows and FireMonkey multi-device applications. They just released and updated several great custom themes for FireMonkey.   Shown: FMX Profile Screen GUI template (available in GetIt > Sample Projects) with the custom Calypso iOS style applied, available on DelphiStyles.com   Shown: FMX Settings Project sample application (installed with the Samples in 10.2.3) with the custom Calypso Android&nbs...

DelphiStyles.com sells stunning VCL and FireMonkey multi-device styles. In time for CodeRage, they have released two new free VCL Windows styles which can be downloaded via the GetIt Package Manager in 10.2 Tokyo. The two new free styles are "Glossy 2" and "Sky 2".   Custom styles can easily be applied via Project > Options > Appearance in RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo.   Shown: Free Glossy 2 VCL Windows style from DelphiStyles.com   Shown: Free Glossy 2 VCL Windows st...

KSDev, the company behind DelphiStyles.com, has released some stunning new styles for VCL and FireMonkey.  This includes a number of platform specific themes for Windows and macOS. 

DelphiStyles.com sells custom VCL and FireMonkey Styles. They are offering a free custom VCL Windows Style for RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo customers through the GetIt Package Manager (Tools > GetIt Package Manager). After downloading the style, you can find it under  C:\Users\YourUsername\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\19.0\CatalogRepository\AquaLightSlate2-1.0 Select the .vsf file and copy it into C:\Users\Public\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\19.0\Styles To apply the style to your VCL ...

Adding a style selector menu to your application only takes a couple of lines of code and allows you to quickly update your existing user interface while providing added flexibility to your customers. To add a style selector, I added a combobox to the form with the following code: uses VCL.Themes; procedure TForm9.StyleSelectorChange(Sender: TObject); begin TStyleManager.SetStyle(StyleSelector.Text); end; procedure TForm9.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); var StyleName: string...

Many mobile applications today include a profile screen. Popular music apps display your favorite musician's bio along with song and album details and concert information on the artist's profile page while social media apps display your hometown information, recently visited locations, profile photo, number of followers and more. I decided to create a nice sample that shows how you can easily implement a profile screen in your own FireMonkey application.