We've just released a patch for Delphi 10.3.3, addressing the following issues when debugging Android 64-bit applications on Android devices:

RSP-26704 Debugging 64 bit Android application hangs the IDE
RSP-26824 Breakpoints do not work in Android 64 project
RSP-26774 Unable to start GDB kernel after switching from debugging 32 to 64 Android
plus a number of internally reported issues including issues in the following areas:
evaluating expressions or variables
connecting to an Android device
slowdown of a debugged app when the debugger is attached
handling very large source files
switching threads from the Threads view
displaying memory in the CPU view
and others.

Many software applications today provide the option for switching between a light and dark theme, including Delphi and C++Builder. Dark themes provide a better experience for users who like to work at night or in low light environments.

Back in July when we introduced 10.3.2, we added macOS 64-bit support to Delphi. We’ve expanded that support in 10.3.3 to include macOS Catalina. macOS Catalina is the first version of macOS that requires all apps to be 64-bit enabled. With our Delphi macOS 64-bit support, you can also target the macOS App Store, complete with notarization support.

Knight Data Access Layer is the swiss army knife of Object Relational Mapping, Data Access, and LINQ. A key differentiator is the ability to automatically map from classes to tables without any mapping files, attributes, visual models, or convention definitions. The auto mapper can also map SQL and stored procedure results to classes without any mapping definition. When properties and database columns are named differently; mapping can be defined using attributes, code, or XML Mapping files. Auto increment primary keys, GUID primary keys, and composite keys are supported. Mappings can even be overridden at run time.