HTML5 Builder, also part of RAD Studio XE3, allow you to create location-based browser and mobile applications. The Geolocation components (MGeolocation for device-based applications and Geolocation for desktop and device browser-based applications) allows you to request the location, and if the user allows it, you will be able to get the data and keep track of any change on the location, speed, heading, and more. This quick video shows you how to use the Geolocation components in three differ...

HTML5 Builder (also included in RAD Studio XE3) includes support for CSS3 client-side animations and mobile themes. HTML5 based controls can be animated as a response to client-side events using a property editor where you can visualize your animations as you define them. Animations are not something that you just trigger on a control. You add an animation to a control, and as a result the animation is triggered on the control. HTML5 Builder also supports creating CSS3 themes for JQuery Mobile...

HTML5 Builder allows you to build web and mobile apps with a single codebase using web standards - and deliver your apps to users via desktop and mobile Web browsers or natively "on device" via Apple, Android, BlackBerry and Windows Phone mobile app stores. To build a client mobile application you use HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and built in components for JQuery and JQuery Mobile. This short video shows you how to build a simple mobile application and deploy it to Apple iPad3 and Google Nexus 7 t...

The RAD Studio XE3 World Tour starts next week in cities around the world.  You can find many of the upcoming cities on the world tour page at http://www.embarcadero.com/world-tour.  All of the Embarcadero evangelists and many of our partners will be helping with the launch events.  It will be great to see you all in a city or online during August and September. I will be visiting the following cities in September: Tokyo - Tuesday, September 4 Seoul - Thursday, September 6 Salt Lake C...

Man! That was a LOT of work to get this finished. I am especially happy with three new video episodes that I have recorded and uploaded to youtube that shows how you can: use jQueryMobile in Delphi code, add DataSnap server connectivity and generate dynamic, data-driven jQueryMobile web pages dynamically. In this Delphi Labs DataSnap tutorial I am demonstrating practical steps for building jQueryMobile web frontend application for displaying InterBase XE “Employees” database data from a stand...

Two weeks ago I have been presenting with Jason Vokes at the University College of London for post-graduate students that were learning how to become technological entrepreneurs. We showed them building scalable, fault-tolerant Delphi XE application with DataSnap framework and deploying to Amazon EC2 cloud. For this occasion I really wanted to build a brand new, sexy looking demo and decided to build a jQuery Mobile web front-end for data coming from a DataSnap server. It is really a bit of m...