InfoPower VCL is the most popular and useful component suite for building database front-ends for Windows applications in Delphi and C++ Builder. If you are interested in building OSX or mobile applications, then see our InfoPower for FireMonkey suite of components (InfoPower Enterprise (includes both VCL and FireMonkey components) or FirePower 5.0). Our award-winning InfoPower for Delphi VCL library is the most popular suite of components for building front ends for database applications.

Typing a member access operator (for example, '.' in Java' or "->" in C++) displays a list of the members for the corresponding object or symbol. To access this feature on demand, press Alt+Dot.

Show Comments - Comments are displayed in a mini HTML window which supports rendering Javadoc, Doxygen, and XMLdoc comments. When a symbol has multiple definitions or overloads, and multiple sets of comments, the comments will indicate that you are looking at item "". Click on the arrows or use Ctrl+PgUp and Ctrl+PgDn to cycle through the comment sets.
Completion on Space - Pressing the spacebar when List Members is displayed will insert the longest unique matching prefix from the symbols in the list. For example, if the list contains FLAG_CHAR and FLAG_LONG, then typing FL completes the line of code up to FLAG_.

Developer Andrea Magni from Italy has released a free REST based TFDDataSetProvider for Delphi XE7 Firemonkey with LiveBindings support. What this component allows you to do is connect to a DataSnap server (or any REST+JSON enabled web service) and prototype the data at design time. This components works across all Firemonkey platforms which are Android, IOS, OSX, and Windows. The data from TFDDataSetProvider is loaded at design time by right clicking and selecting “Retrieve Data From Server”. The data gets loaded into a TFDMemTable in the client at design time and then via LiveBindings it is displayed for rapid prototyping in the controls that you bind to the TFDMemTable. With this component you can prototype apps that use REST services just like if it was using a local database. The component should also work with Appmethod. The blog post about the component is in Italian so you can use Google Translate if needed. A demo video is provided and the source code is available on Github.

FireMonkey component with extensive configurability for integrating Google Maps in FireMonkey applications.

Different map modes are available: default road map, satellite view, hybrid view and terrain
Extra map information can be displayed: Bicycle View, Panoramio (pictures of interest) information, Traffic information
Get & show directions on the map
StreetView can be selected

.NET Demon compiles your code continuously, so you see errors as soon as they are introduced:

The list of errors in your solution is always up to date
Quickly see the overall status of your solution in the build status indicator
Errors are displayed within the Visual Studio error list

FireMonkey mapping component to integrate, display & control OpenStreetMaps in FireMonkey applications.

Position markers can be added to the maps. Markers can be default balloons or custom images.
Markers is a collection of positions that are indicated on the map. Markers are based on longitude and latitude coordinates.
A custom label text can optionally be displayed on top of a Marker, polyline or polygon or anywhere on the map.
Polylines is a collection of lines that are displayed on the map. Polylines are based on a list of longitude and latitude coordinates.
Polygons is a collection of closed lines with a filled region that are displayed on the map. Polygons are based on a list of longitude and latitude coordinates (for Polygons of type ptPath), a center point and radius (for Polygons of type ptCircle) or two longitude and latitude coordinates (for Polygons of type ptRectangle).
Different controls are available and can be turned on or off. LayerSwitcher, OverViewMap control, PanZoom control, Scale control and MousePosition. The position on the screen of the control as well as the visibility can be defined.

FireDAC is a powerful, yet easy-to-use access layer that supports, abstracts, and simplifies data access, providing all the features needed to build real-world high-load applications. FireDAC provides a common API for accessing different database back-ends, without giving up access to unique database-specific features and without compromising on performance. Use FireDAC in Android, iOS, Windows, and Mac OS X applications you are developing for PCs, tablets and smartphones.

Developer Express .NET products have always been designed and developed bearing in mind that you may require the need to localize your application for different markets. The XtraGrid Suite is no exception in this regard. There are two main methods to localize labels and messages displayed by our WinForms products.