“It’s easy. It’s fast. Delphi 2010 is addictive to use. You guys at Embarcadero can say without fear, ‘this is the best Delphi ever made’. It’s pure joy.”
Fabricio Pontes de Araujo
IBS – Info Business Solutions
Now you can touch the future with Delphi 2010. With major enhancements to the Delphi IDE, Visual Component Library (VCL) framework, and underlying compilers and tools, Delphi 2010 makes it easier and faster to build visual apps that can operate across all your data sources and tiers.
Key new features in Delphi 2010 include:
- Cutting-edge support for touch- and gesture-enabling both new and existing apps running on Windows 2000, XP, Vista, and Windows 7
- Windows 7 API, Direct2D, and multi-touch
- Delphi language support for RTTI and custom attributes
- Support for the latest databases with the enhanced DataSnap™ framework and dbExpress™ data access drivers, now with support for the Firebird SQL database, Oracle 11g, Microsoft SQL Server 2008 and more!
- IDE Insight for instant access to any feature, setting, or component
- Multi-thread debugging and debugger data visualizers
- Delphi 7 classic mode layout option with tabbed toolbar
- Over 120 new developer-focused enhancements including background compilation
- Plus enhancements to hundreds of features introduced in version 2009 including Unicode, generics, anonymous methods, and more!
Step Up to Embarcadero RAD Studio with C++ and .NET Development
Delphi 2010 is also available as part of Embarcadero® RAD Studio 2010 which includesDelphi, C++Builder® and Delphi Prism™ for a multi-language development solution for both Windows and .NET applications.
Touch the future today. Visit the Delphi 2010 site for more information, to download free trials, to see video demos, and more. Find out how Delphi 2010 can help you go further, faster.
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