- Delphi XE2 Hotfix 4.1
- Last Chance to Register: FireMonkey Win/Mac Technical Workshop
- Get RAD Studio XE2 with new bonus Prism XE2.5
- Update 4 Hotfix 1 now available for Delphi, C++Builder and RAD Studio XE2
- Webinar: Developing Windows 8 Metro Applications with Embarcadero Prism XE2.5
- Limit The Number Of Characters For The TListView's Editor Control
- Webinar: Create Mobile iOS Apps using Delphi XE2 with FireMonkey
- Mac Development for the Windows Developer - Technical Workshop
- Hide, Slide And Fade Away Controls On A Delphi Form
- Cloud Storage: GDrive, SkyDrive, or DropBox?
- Dropbox Link for next IDE Fix Pack Version
- Why Delphi? - For Novice Delphi Developers and First Time Visitors!
Events
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Start: 08/16/2004 6:30 pm
Many times when people talk about open source, they talk about Linux or having to download source archives, read lengthy HOWTOs and follow cryptic installation instructions. And when people want really easy-to-install and user-friendly tools, they often look first to high-priced ones from big-name companies. But there are two nearly indispensible products that many Delphi developers use which are not only user-friendly and easy to install, but also completely free! | ||


