7 Alasan Upgrade ke Delphi 2009

Upgrade to Delphi and C++Builder 2009 By: Tim DelChiaro Abstract:Reasons to upgrade and how to choose the upgrade that’s right for you Embarcadero Technologies is Proud to Present 1. New Language Features Delphi generics with full RTL list and collection support. Delphi anonymous methods. UnicodeString type as the default string type. C++Builder first commercial vendor support for upcoming C++0x language standards including move semantics, scoped enumerations, explicit conversion operators, static assert and type traits, decltype, extern templates, and Unicode characters. C++Builder library additions including TR1 and Boost. Improved Delphi compatibility in C++Builder with class methods and static properties 2. IDE Additions and Enhancements Shared build configurations. Named option sets to save and apply build configurations to any project. Delphi compiler option to treat warnings as errors. Delphi Class Explorer gives configurable hierarchical view of class libraries throughout project, fast navigation to declarations and implementations, and easy addition of fields and methods. Resource Manager greatly simplifies the addition of resources to projects. LiveSource two-way UML modeling now available for C++Builder. Precompiled header wizard for C++Builder. 3. New VCL Features VCL components and themes including TButtonedEdit, TBalloonHints, TCategoryPanelGroup. PNG image format support in TImage and TImageList. Ribbon Controls components for creating Microsoft Office style ribbon interfaces. Enhancements to TButtons, TEdit,  TListView, TTreeView, TLabel, themes, and Vista Aero support. New version of VCL for the Web for creating AJAX and Silverlight-enabled rich intranet and web applications. 4. Expanded Multi-Tier Database Technology Next generation DataSnap. New ServerMethods give complete control over functionality of middle tier. Call procedures from server as if the code were right on the client. Continue to use familiar IAppServer interface while expanding power of application servers. No COM dependencies in new DataSnap framework. Easily migrate existing servers to the new architecture. 5. New Unicode, internationalization and localization Unicode enabled throughout the IDE. Enhanced Integrated Translation Environment (ITE) to view and edit VCL forms and resource strings. Enhanced External Translation Manager (ETM) to view and edit language resource files outside the IDE. Enhanced Resource DLL Wizard to create Win32 resource DLLs for localization. Enhanced Translation Repository provides a database for translations that can be shared across projects. 6. New for COM and ActiveX Enhanced Import Component wizard to import a type library, ActiveX control or .NET Assembly. Enhanced Component wizard to create the unit for a new component . TStringBuilder for easier and faster string concatenation Fully re-architected COM/ActiveX support now enables transparent access to IDL and code. Updated Wizards support wrapping existing VCL components as ActiveX controls. 7. Updated additional components and software InterBase 2009 Developer Edition—up to 20 users and 80 logical local connections. Updated TeeChart 8.0 charting components. Updated Rave Reports 7.6. Updated VCL for the Web RAD Web application framework. Discounted upgrade pricing is available to owners of any earlier version of Delphi, C++Builder, CodeGear RAD Studio, Borland Developer Studio, Kylix, Turbo Pascal, Borland Pascal, Borland C++, or Turbo Professional products. Owners of free editions including Turbo Explorer, Trial and Personal editions aren’t eligible for upgrade pricing and should order the new user products. Step 1 Choose your edition Choose the edition with the features you want. You can upgrade to any of the three editions regardless of which edition you currently have. Architect This top of the line edition includes everything in the Enterprise edition plus database modeling and design capabilities powered by Embarcadero ER/Studio. A great choice if you work with databases and want to visualize database structures. Enterprise This edition has everything in Professional plus support for remote database connectivity, drivers for six additional databases, and no connection limits on web apps built with VCL for the Web. Professional The entry level edition but still full of power. You get the complete visual development solution with local database connectivity to InterBase, MySQL and SQL Anywhere. Step 2 Move up from individual Delphi or C++Builder versions to a bundle of the two at a special price! Upgrade by 9/30/2008 and get InfoPower Grid Essentials free! Expand your Delphi and C++Builder tool palette with great looking grid controls to make your user interfaces shine. Don’t miss out on this great free add-on. Upgrade today! What’s new in Delphi 2009 What’s new in C++Builder 2009 Delphi 2009 product information C++Builder 2009 product information Videos and web seminars For just a little more than the price of Delphi or C++Builder alone, you can get a bundle of both Delphi and C++Builder 2009. The bundle is a great choice for software developers who want to build high performance native Windows applications using both the Delphi and C++ languages. Step 3 Add Support and Maintenance Support and Maintenance is a great way to ensure your questions will be answered and to always be up-td-date with the latest version of the software. The yearly Support and Maintenance agreement gives you: • A full year of updates and upgrades including all major version upgrades • Three support incidents by phone or online Upgrade by 9/30/2008 and get InfoPower Grid Essentials free! Expand your Delphi and C++Builder tool palette with great looking grid controls to make your user interfaces shine. Don’t miss out on this great free add-on. Upgrade today! After you install and register your Delphi or C++Builder 2009 product, you can go to http://cc.codegear.com/reg/delphi or http://cc/codegear.com/reg/cppbuilder to download your free copy of InfoPower Grid Essentials. More information on InfoPower Grid Essentials is available here. © 2008 Embarcadero Technologies, Inc. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.