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This September is shaping up to be an incredibly exciting time for and . There are at least four live in-person developer conference events in September, plus our own “‘See what’s coming in RAD Studio 13 Florence” webinar and an additional live RAD Studio 13 Florence webinar for the APAC region to better fit into the time zones for Australia, New Zealand, and other developers in the Asia-Pacific area.
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What’s coming for RAD Studio with Delphi and C++Builder in September?
First of all, there’s our “see what’s coming RAD Studio 13 Florence” webinar. Have you signed up for it yet? If you haven’t already, you can .
What conferences and events are happening in September for Delphi and C++?
There’s a lot going on in September. First of all, on 11 of September, in São Paulo, Brazil we have the HUGE Embarcadero conference at the wonderful Amcham center. There are an astounding amount of Delphi and C++ developers who attend, close to 800 last year. The event runs like clockwork, and the huge arena is full of the best speakers from Latin America and worldwide too including Australia, Europe, and the USA. I’ll be delivering the keynote with some special announcements and giveaways lined up too. If you’d like to know more, visit the official website at and join in the fun, Delphi helmets are optional.
What Delphi and C++ conferences are happening in Europe in September?
Europe has a lot going on in September for the Delphi, C++, and Pascal world too!
On the 16th and 17th September there is the Embarcadero DaCH conference at Sinsheim. I’ll be presenting the keynote there (in English) and some of the top names in Delphi and C++ software development will be presenting including Marco Geuze of GDK. He writes about the conference and his AI course, in English, here: and you can book your place here at the official site: , run by Embarcadero’s German office.
Did you know that there are two German Delphi/Pascal events in September?
Not content with having one monster Delphi event the Germans have a second conference on September 18th to 21st in Sauerland. You can read all about it here: including the times and details of the location. The first day is an ‘international’ day where the speakers will be presenting in English – just as well since I am presenting the opening session and my German is unfortunately restricted to ordering food and excellent German beverages. Sadly, I have to leave to fly back to the USA before day two so I will miss out on the much anticipated “BBQ Party”. This event is an excellent mixture of Delphi, Free Pascal, and, in fact any the Pascal family people will feel right at home. Join them, and me, to celebrate what I think is still the easiest and most powerful language in which to write code.
Did you know Delphi now has a Ternary operator?
We’re starting to post a few articles about features that are coming with RAD Studio 13 (note that no features are finalized until GA). My favorite one so far is the “if conditional operator” which most people refer to as the Delphi Ternary Operator. Marco Cantù already wrote a blog post about the but we’ve had quite a few questions about it so I thought I’d create a little demo to show some of the cool things about it.
The demo shows off a couple of things about the new Delphi language feature such as and how it differs from the existing . The demo has some nice little tricks in it too. When you click on one of the buttons the app scans through the actual source code of the unit and displays the Delphi code in a Window, complete with syntax highlighting. So, the button, runs some code, which demonstrates the feature, and displays the code it just ran. I thought it made for an interesting demo.
There is also a button which allows you to copy the relevant displayed code to the clipboard so you can reuse it.
The syntax highlighting display uses the excellent free and open source . You need to install that before you can open my demo project. Luckily you can simply use the GetIt package manager to install SynEdit into the IDE – it’s already compatible with RAD Studio 13 Florence and we’ve been working with a number of tech partners and MVPs to help ensure they will be ready to go when the new release arrives.
Where can I find the source code for demo of the new Delphi Ternary Operator?
Don’t forget to install SynEdit first! The source code for the demo of the new Delphi Ternary Operator can be found here:
If you look very carefully you will find a . I couldn’t resist. The project requires RAD Studio 13 Florence so I’m afraid if you’re not on the beta you will have to wait a short while. Also, make sure any exe you build is created in the project’s main folder so that it can find the source code. It will warn you if it can’t find it.
I hope to see you at events during September in Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Germany (twice), Italy, and a few other places. We’ll be starting up a new series of webinars in October too.
Why not and see why we think it’s the fastest, easiest, and most efficient way to create cross platform apps that work on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android from a single code base?
Table of Contents
What’s coming for RAD Studio with Delphi and C++Builder in September?
First of all, there’s our “see what’s coming RAD Studio 13 Florence” webinar. Have you signed up for it yet? If you haven’t already, you can .
What conferences and events are happening in September for Delphi and C++?
There’s a lot going on in September. First of all, on 11 of September, in São Paulo, Brazil we have the HUGE Embarcadero conference at the wonderful Amcham center. There are an astounding amount of Delphi and C++ developers who attend, close to 800 last year. The event runs like clockwork, and the huge arena is full of the best speakers from Latin America and worldwide too including Australia, Europe, and the USA. I’ll be delivering the keynote with some special announcements and giveaways lined up too. If you’d like to know more, visit the official website at and join in the fun, Delphi helmets are optional.
What Delphi and C++ conferences are happening in Europe in September?
Europe has a lot going on in September for the Delphi, C++, and Pascal world too!
On the 16th and 17th September there is the Embarcadero DaCH conference at Sinsheim. I’ll be presenting the keynote there (in English) and some of the top names in Delphi and C++ software development will be presenting including Marco Geuze of GDK. He writes about the conference and his AI course, in English, here: and you can book your place here at the official site: , run by Embarcadero’s German office.
Did you know that there are two German Delphi/Pascal events in September?
Not content with having one monster Delphi event the Germans have a second conference on September 18th to 21st in Sauerland. You can read all about it here: including the times and details of the location. The first day is an ‘international’ day where the speakers will be presenting in English – just as well since I am presenting the opening session and my German is unfortunately restricted to ordering food and excellent German beverages. Sadly, I have to leave to fly back to the USA before day two so I will miss out on the much anticipated “BBQ Party”. This event is an excellent mixture of Delphi, Free Pascal, and, in fact any the Pascal family people will feel right at home. Join them, and me, to celebrate what I think is still the easiest and most powerful language in which to write code.
Did you know Delphi now has a Ternary operator?
We’re starting to post a few articles about features that are coming with RAD Studio 13 (note that no features are finalized until GA). My favorite one so far is the “if conditional operator” which most people refer to as the Delphi Ternary Operator. Marco Cantù already wrote a blog post about the but we’ve had quite a few questions about it so I thought I’d create a little demo to show some of the cool things about it.
The demo shows off a couple of things about the new Delphi language feature such as and how it differs from the existing . The demo has some nice little tricks in it too. When you click on one of the buttons the app scans through the actual source code of the unit and displays the Delphi code in a Window, complete with syntax highlighting. So, the button, runs some code, which demonstrates the feature, and displays the code it just ran. I thought it made for an interesting demo.
There is also a button which allows you to copy the relevant displayed code to the clipboard so you can reuse it.The syntax highlighting display uses the excellent free and open source . You need to install that before you can open my demo project. Luckily you can simply use the GetIt package manager to install SynEdit into the IDE – it’s already compatible with RAD Studio 13 Florence and we’ve been working with a number of tech partners and MVPs to help ensure they will be ready to go when the new release arrives.
Where can I find the source code for demo of the new Delphi Ternary Operator?
Don’t forget to install SynEdit first! The source code for the demo of the new Delphi Ternary Operator can be found here:
If you look very carefully you will find a . I couldn’t resist. The project requires RAD Studio 13 Florence so I’m afraid if you’re not on the beta you will have to wait a short while. Also, make sure any exe you build is created in the project’s main folder so that it can find the source code. It will warn you if it can’t find it.
I hope to see you at events during September in Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Germany (twice), Italy, and a few other places. We’ll be starting up a new series of webinars in October too.
Why not and see why we think it’s the fastest, easiest, and most efficient way to create cross platform apps that work on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android from a single code base?