Everyone knows Delphi is the best Rapid Application Development tool. Delphi, C++Builder, and RAD Studio set the standard that everyone else is still trying to follow. Nothing will get you to market quicker with a great native experience for your users.
Delphi is also a top choice for large, long lived, and complex applications. Many of these are line of business applications that automate the internal operations of so many companies. I’ve worked on or seen a few of these large scale line of bu...
This blog post accompanies the webinar Make Your Apps Scalable and Web-Enabled - Leverage your Business Logic with a Fast Flexible Multi-Tier Architecture - Using RAD Server and REST Services.
Create high performance, scalable applications by adopting a multi-tier architecture. By separating the UI/presentation layer, the server and the data layer, your apps will scale more easily with changing business needs and accommodate larger numbers of users. Multi-tier architecture also allows...
I am working on a project that utilizes the Embarcadero Enterprise Connectors powered by CData to access SalesForce through it's API. The Enterprise Connectors provide you a wide variety of connectors for quickly and easily accessing APIs like SalesForce, Google AdWords, Mailchimp, Facebook, Azure, YouTube, and many many more.
The Enterprise Connectors work through FireDAC and give you an SQL interface to the various APIs that are on offer. This means you don't have to learn new APIs you simply...
New in 10.2.2 is the inclusion of a RAD Server Single Site Deployment License in Enterprise & Architect Editions of Delphi, C++Builder and RAD Studio.
A Single Site license is perfect for both in-house developers building solutions for their company and ISVs creating solutions for multiple companies. ISVs and in-house developers alike can leverage built-in multi-tenancy support to spin up separate tenants, one for each of their customers, or multiple tenants for different office locati...
The new hype in Enterprise architectures are "micro-services". The concept to build distributed systems from many small, independent building blocks that are accessible through REST APIs is not new. The rise of container architecture where you can realistically start the whole operating system very quickly to just serve a method call.
When you start thinking about building such a solution, or at least demo, one of the first questions are about handling security. Clearly just using HTTPS is...