FireMonkey is the multi-device application framework behind RAD Studio, Delphi, and C++Builder. Embarcadero designed FireMonkey for teams
that want to quickly build and deploy native apps for Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS. We provide a full application stack across all platforms
that includes user interface, database, networking, inter-device communication, and other libraries. In addition, FireMonkey applications leverage
the full power of today’s hardware with native performance and GPU-accelerated visuals on PCs, tablets, and mobile devices. Full access to
platform APIs is also built-in. We do not believe in offering a �lowest common denominator’ experience across platforms, as other cross-platform
options do. Instead, we provide full-featured and powerful libraries in their own right, and full access to the native platform if required.

Beginner level coders often have the same question; what’s the best way to get started in programming? It’s such a diverse world and there are so many new and exciting (or old and vital) languages that figuring out where to begin can be very bewildering. Guess what? We have the solution. The simple, clean, structured Pascal language is the best way to help you find your programming feet. Its whole reason for existing is to teach good programming practices and standards. What are you waiting for? Get learning!

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This newly updated 500-page ebook is a complete guide to the current, modern Object Pascal programming language by best-selling Delphi books author and Delphi Senior Product Manager, Marco Cantu. This new language manual for new & existing Object Pascal developers covers core language features, object-oriented programming with Object Pascal, and the latest language features like generics, anonymous methods, and reflection in today’s Delphi compilers. The updated edition has been revised for Delphi 10.1 Berlin.

Give your business a newer, better way to prepare documents. This course introduces the Aspose.Words for .NET API, which allows developers to incorporate efficient, dynamic, and data-driven document processing capabilities into their applications. If you or your business is in need of an innovative solution for document preparation, this course is for you. This course, Aspose.Words for .NET: Creating Dynamic Documents, provides an introduction to Aspose.Words for .NET, an API that allows developers to implement document processing within their applications, all without requiring any Microsoft Office applications. While Aspose.Words is packed full of great features, this course will specifically focus on creating and generating documents and/or reports from inside the application. You can also fully utilize any .NET-driven data source to populate these documents (ADO.NET, XML, Business Objects, etc.). You'll learn how to install the Aspose.Words API, understand the Aspose.Words Document Object Model, and utilize its comprehensive set of classes and enumerations. You'll also discover how to create documents either from scratch using C# code or by exploiting the mail merge capability to populate a pre-existing template. Finally, you'll explore and apply a variety of data-driven techniques to dynamically fill those forms with information, and learn how to save the documents they create. By the end of this course, you will be able to integrate document processing into your applications in order to create and prepare better documents.

We will extend an existing project to use the popular database system, MySQL. Using a MySQL database we will store information relating to products for sale on our example project. We will also learn to query the database using PHP and talk about the ways you can mitigate security risks such as SQL injections.

RxJava is a library of code used to handle data using a push and pull mechanism. Just like a notification on your phone, some data will be pushed to a receiver of that data. It’s a different way to think about existing coding patterns you know.

Building a great website that supports multiple domains (or tenants) from both the server side and client side can be challenging. In this course, "ASP.NET in Multi-tenant App, Examples in MVC, ExtJS, and Angular", ASP.NET website developers like you can learn how to build a first-class, best-practices website that supports multiple tenants from both a server-side and client-side perspective. First, you'll learn how to segregate both the data and theme of each unique tenant such that each tenant has its own private website logic and theme. After that, you'll be shown how to capture the incoming request on the server side, parse that request for the domain, and guide your code through different programming logic and display themes; furthermore, you'll learn how to separately build 100%-client-side apps that leverage your web server code using the client-side SPA (Single Page jаvascript App) libraries Angular and ExtJS. Finally, you'll explore how to set up and use Node.js and Gulp as your build system for Angular apps as well as how to use Sencha's CMD for scaffolding your ExtJS app and build and minify the ExtJS app for production. By the end of this course, you'll be able to build ASP.NET websites that work with multiple tenants and use best practices with no trouble at all.

In this course, you’ll use Behavior Driven Development to write unit tests for your functions with the jаvascript testing framework Mocha.js. Writing unit tests will help you improve your code before you even start writing it. You’ll have fewer problems, and better understand the problems you do have.

What you'll learn

Different Types of Testing
Behavior Driven Development
Mocha and Chai
Writing Testable Code