September 2, 2014
Delphi XE7, C++Builder XE7, and the combined RAD Studio XE7 products have been released today by Embarcadero Technologies.
Delphi XE7, C++Builder XE7, and the combined RAD Studio XE7 have been released today by Embarcadero Technologies. You can read the official press release at www.embarcadero.com/press-releases/embarcadero-launches-rad-studio-xe7.
You can refer to the web site and other online documents to learn about all of the new features. The most relevant are the following:
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FireUI Multi Device Designer, combined with the new MultiView component and the FireMonkey behavior services, offer the best option for visual, single source, multi device mobile development available today. If FireMonkey in XE6 was already a great multi-device tool, XE7 offers an extended, revolutionary, approach.
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Parallel Programming Library, offering for both VCL and FireMonkey extensive threading and multi-core features, including parallel for loops, futures, task, thread pooling, automatic task scheduling, and more
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Bluetooth support, covering both the classic and the LE versions, integrated with App Tethering, and available for most platforms (given not all platforms really support all versions of Bluetooth).
- A new middleware solution, called Enterprise Mobility Services (EMS), which is a turnkey, ready-to-use solution, based on REST and HTTP, fully stateless and scalable, offering custom API hosting, integrated users management, extensive users and API calls analytics
If these are the core features, highly visible on our web sites and in our marketing material, there is much more, offering features for most of our developers. From a new VCL component to manage Jump Lists, to multi touch support for FireMonkey, from extended database streaming support in FireDAC to simplified deployment, from Git integration to OmniXML, from FireMonkey dual monitor support to optimized database batch moving, from Android KitKat full screen support to platform native iOS edit controls... there are so many new features that we are sure it will take a little to fin out them all.
How to get started? Download the
RAD Studio trial
today, sign up for the
XE7 First Look webinar on Thursday
, or attend one of the many live events of our XE7 world tour.
Existing XE6 users can recharge for a special low price, and anyone elase can take advantage of the
introductory 10%
discount
valid until the end of Septemebr.
PS. You can already read a review by Tim Anderson at
www.itwriting.com/blog/8689-embarcadero-rad-studio-xe7-delphi-cbuilder-is-seven-the-magic-number.html
.
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16 Comments
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
Wow, I was just starting a EMS type system in Delphi
for an upcoming API! Time to shift gears and check out
Delphi XE7!
Comment by Darian Miller on September 2, 13:21
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
If I bought RadStudio XE6 within the time to
supposedly get XE7 free when it comes out, how do I
redeem this?
Comment by John Jacobson on September 2, 13:32
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
John, I need to check, don't remember the actual process. You
should get notified, though. Might take a day or two.
Comment by Marco Cantu
[http://www.marcocantu.com]
on September 2, 13:35
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
I'm using RAD Studio 2010 and I'm interested in
upgrading to XE7.
1. Does C++Builder XE7 have 32-bit clang?
2. Does Delphi XE7 have the ability to static link to
OpenSSL 1.0.1 so there's no need to deploy DLLs?
3. Where can I find the bugfix list for XE7?
Thanks
Comment by Rich on September 2, 13:38
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
So LLVM 32 bit still hasn't been released for C++
Builder? So what are we actually getting in this new
release? What are the compiler changes? Is it worth
upgrading for 3 libraries? I don't think so..
Comment by John Flimey on September 2, 14:46
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
John and Rich,
Windows 32bit Clang is not part of this release, we should be
able to have information about its release soon. There are many
new features in XE7 beside the language, in all product areas.
Delphi can static link OpenSSL on mobile, not on desktop, AFAIK.
Bug fix list should become available, it is rather long...
Comment by Marco Cantu
[http://www.marcocantu.com]
on September 2, 16:27
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
Every Version from XE2 to XE7 i run the Datasnap
Stability Test from Roberto Schneiders, and for my
suprise i have the same results!
The team abandom Datasnap?
Comment by Daniel on September 2, 17:00
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
Awesome!
I'm looking for Delphi contracts in the US. Anyone
looking for a developer to move their project to XE7?
Call: 724-992-8695
Comment by Rick
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on September 2, 19:06
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
Here are my first impressions on Installation of XE7.
Why does it download german,japanese,french .zip-files
when I selected "english" in the setup?
Why does it claim that I need 14GByte free space when
I have de-selected Android,Mac/iOS/Interbase stuff?
Why does it still need J# and .Net-Framework?
I think it is time to cleanup/review the installation
process!! Please, Please, Please.
Comment by Sam on September 3, 05:11
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
Any plans for 'Mastering' type book?
I know there is all this information on the wikis etc
But, so many things have happened in the last few years
that there is really a need to put all this together.
Or maybe a series of whitepapers on different parts of
the product (XE7) with writers volunteering for each?
Something someone can read sequentially to make sure
they are up to scratch in all the latest features.
Comment by Wilfred Oluoch
[http://www.ideaz.co.ke]
on September 3, 06:15
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
Sam, about the installation:
- We tried to create a single install image for simplifying support,
but this is likely going to change in the future. International files
are not big though.
- It does require a lot of space, it is much more with all selected.
part of the MSI images, which is (in theory) a Microsoft
requirement -- this is something we plan changing soon
- Dependencies are in some of our tools
Daniel,
- There was quite some work done for stability and performance,
that shows on our tests (not with the stand-alone version, that's
for debug only). Not abandoning DataSnap, but offering a
companion technology (EMS).
Wilfred,
no short terms plans for a Mastering type of book, sorry.
Comment by Marco Cantu
[http://www.marcocantu.com]
on September 3, 06:58
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
Thank you Marco and your team for this XE7 release.
I'm glad to see that stability and performance finally
is improving a lot (since XE6). Long lists of fixed
bugs, i like that. The Parallel Computing
functionality is something I wanted for years,
multi-threading was one of the areas where Delphi
wasn't strong unless you did a lot of coding yourself.
So keep up this good work. Stability and performance
first because that together is all what quality is about.
Comment by Scott on September 3, 08:34
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
It's bad still there's no clang for Win32. We need
the same compiler for both Win32 and Win64, as soon
as possible: we can no longer manage a double
codebase (or full of ifdefs). I'm sorry for the vent,
but 32-bit Windows is still around, and in many cases
it's more performant Win64. Moreover, the version of
clang in BCC64 is still 3.1? If it remains at 3.1 and
does not move from there, BCC64 will end up as BCC32.
It's a pity!
Comment by Dadams72
[http://www.lercio.it]
on September 3, 09:45
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
Dadams72,
CLANG for Win32 is under development, and we expect to
release it soon. We know this is important, but we also know that
it needs to be a high quality compiler... so we won't trade its
quality for a faster availability.
Comment by Marco Cantu
[http://www.marcocantu.com]
on September 3, 09:54
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
Hi Marco!
Any update in the RAD Studio, Delphi and C++Builder
roadmaps? what can we expect for XE8 version?
Comment by David on September 12, 10:44
RAD Studio XE7 Released Today
Looks great, even from XE6.
Wondering if the 32KB issue has been finally fixed in
Datasnap. If so, its worth the upgrade.
Comment by IATAS
[http://iatas.aero]
on September 21, 21:39
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