Here are all the programmer's Rad Studio 2007 resources we could find on the Web. This page will be updated with the CodeRage II resources as soon as those
will become available. We will also include any other resource you will tell us about (just send an e-mail to fcolibri@felix-colibri.com)
DataBases
Two essential new features: the Dbx4 driver layer (which unifies the DbExpress drivers and the Ado.Net drivers) and the Blackfish Sql database engine: - dbExpress / dbx4
- dbExpress 4 development - Steve SHAUGHNESSY who heads the database development at CodeGear - [15-Sept-2007 -
video SWF - 12 Mb]
- Steve SHAUGNESSY's blog with several Dbx4 entries - Steve SHAUGHNESSY - [Sept-2007 - blog]
- Delphi Dbx4 Programming : the new
dbExpress 4 framework for RAD Studio 2007 : the configuration files, how to connect, read and write data, using tracing and pooling delegates and metadata handling. Also presents the new Active Query Builder - Felix
COLIBRI - [17-Sep-2007 - paper+code - 208K, 6 demos]
- Blackfish Sql
Asp.Net 2.0 The important feature is the ability to work with the new Asp.Net 2.0 features: Master and Content pages, security services, navigation controls, Ajax
- Asp.Net 2.0 Development - Jim TIERNEY, who is in charge of the Asp.Net part at CodeGear -
[15-Sept-2007 - .SWF Video
- 20 Mb] - Delphi Asp.Net 2.0 Databases displaying and writing InterBase and Blackfish Sql data using Dbx4, Ado.Net Db and
AdoDbxClient. Automatic databinding of ListBox and the new Asp.Net 2.0 GridView, with DataSource components - Felix COLIBRI - [5-Nov-2007 - Paper+Code - 230K 10 demos]
- Using the New DBXDataSource Component with Delphi and ASP.NET 2.0 - The genesis and use of the DBXDataSource component in ASP.NET and Delphi - Nick HODGES - [10-Oct-2007 - .Html]
- RADStudio 2007 Bookmarks Web Application John MOSHAKIS, winner of the ASP.NET
Provider Contest for RAD Studio 2007 - [25-Sept-2007 - Source code - 1.4 Mb]
- Asp.Net Profiles, Anonymous Users and ProfileCommon - John MOSHAKIS - [24-Nov-2007 - Article]
The demo - [24-Nov-2007 - Code - 16 K]
- Asp.Net 2.0 Security: Users, Roles and Profiles : Asp.Net 2.0 offers a vaslty improved support for handling
security: new Login Controls, and services for managing Users, grouping Users in Roles, and storing User preferences in Profiles - Felix COLIBRI - [26-Nov-2007 - Paper+Source 270 K 12 Demos]
- Complete example using ASP.NET 2.0 with RAD Studio 2007 showing how to use the ASP.NET 2.0, support
AJAX technology, Master Page, Skins and Site Themes - Andreano LANUSSE - [2-Oct-2007 - Code - 2 Mb]
- How to work with Web Parts
in RAD Studio 2007 - Andreano LANUSSE - [4-Oct-2007 - .SWF Video - 22 Mb]
How to use Web Parts and Web
Login components in RAD Studio 2007 (goes with the previous Video) - [4-Oct-2007 - Code - 107 K .Zip]
- Asp.Net and Delphi Video from Ekon 2007 - Nick HODGES - [11-Sept-2007 - .SWF video 51 Mb]
- Migrating ASP.NET projects to RAD Studio 2007 - Yorai AMINOV Teamb - [26-Sept-2007 - Article]
Generics (Parametrized types) How to use the new .Net 2.0 generics:
- Parameterized types Alan BAUER - Codegear [12-Sept-2007 - .SWF video - 17 Mb ]
- Highlander2 beta generics in delphi for .Net - Hallvard VASSBOTN - [Aug-2007 - Article]
- Generics : Ray KONOPKA - CodeRage II - 2007 - .SWF Video, 17 MB, samples on Ray's site
- Delphi Generics Tutorial - Felix COLIBRI - Using Generics (parameterized types) in Delphi : the type
parameter and the type argument, application of generics to CLASSes, RECORDs, ARRAYs, procedural types, PROCEDURE OF OBJECT, methods,
INTERFACEs. Constraints on INTERFACEs or CONSTRUCTORs. 200 K tutorial article - 12 complete examples.
What's new - General
Trainings
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