The nrComm Lib is set of Delphi VCL components, classes and routines for serial communication tasks. Library helps to get access to various devices: serial port, data and voice modems, barcode scanners, Human Interface Devices (HID), Bluetooth, USB, LPT, GSM, GPS and others. It provides solution for quick implementation almost any packet data protocol. It can work with sound and speech. Library allows send SMS messages over connected mobile phone (GSM terminal) and much more.

Software developers spend up to 70 percent of their time figuring out how existing source code works, but common code editing tools offer little help for this task. Coati helps software engineers explore and navigate unknown source code quickly and thoroughly by combining an interactive graph visualization, a concise code view and a powerful search algorithm, all built into an easy-to-use cross-platform developer tool.

GhostDoc is a Visual Studio extension that automatically generates XML documentation comments for methods and properties based on their type, parameters, name, and other contextual information. When generating documentation for class derived from a base class or for interface implementation (e.g. .NET Framework or your custom framework), GhostDoc will use the documentation that Microsoft or the framework vendor has already written for the base class or interface.

dotConnect for SQL Server, formerly known as SQLDirect .NET, is an enhanced data provider for SQL Server that builds on ADO.NET technology and SqlClient to present a complete solution for developing SQL Server-based database applications. As part of the Devart database application development framework, dotConnect for SQL Server offers both high performance native connectivity to SQL Server and a number of innovative development tools and technologies. dotConnect for SQL Server introduces new approaches for designing application architecture, boosts productivity, and leverages database application implementation.

GhostDoc is a Visual Studio extension that automatically generates XML documentation comments for methods and properties based on their type, parameters, name, and other contextual information. When generating documentation for class derived from a base class or for interface implementation (e.g. .NET Framework or your custom framework), GhostDoc will use the documentation that Microsoft or the framework vendor has already written for the base class or interface.

WOW.NET is the most complete WebBrowser implementation available on the market. Now you can have all of the features of the original ActiveX WOW control you know and love but in a pure .NET assembly and a HUGE number of new features. Of course, we still have the original window.external.RaiseEvent functions, and you can set your own [ComVisible] .NET objects to be the window.external object so you can call your object's methods and properties directly from your webpage. The download includes examples.

GhostDoc is a Visual Studio extension that automatically generates XML documentation comments for methods and properties based on their type, parameters, name, and other contextual information. When generating documentation for class derived from a base class or for interface implementation (e.g. .NET Framework or your custom framework), GhostDoc will use the documentation that Microsoft or the framework vendor has already written for the base class or interface.

Windows 10 introduces the Universal Windows Platform (UWP), which provides a common app platform available on every device running Windows 10. Apps written with the UWP can call APIs common to all Windows 10 devices as well as APIs specific to the device family the app is running on. The UWP provides a guaranteed core API layer allowing you to create a single app package that can be installed on various Windows 10 devices. The upgraded Windows Store provides a unified distribution channel for reaching all desired device types. Telerik UI for Universal Windows Platform makes your Windows 10 development more productive offering easy implementation of complex functionalities.

One option would be to start with the database. This database-first approach would have you design the perfect database schema that fulfills all the predicted needs for your business. Once development of the schema is complete, it is time to move on to the forward-facing elements of the application – the user interface, API requirements, and so on. But which technology do you pick? There are dozens of frameworks and development tools that are introduced every year, and dozens more that go out of style in the same year. Many of these technologies focus on the presentation and data binding, with little thought towards the implementation of server-side components. This results in having to pick a combination of technologies that are synergistic. Once the tools are chosen, you will need to learn how to use the them to their fullest extent – this may take a long time.