A great range of languages opens up opportunities for everyone to have their own individual path of becoming a developer. However, a larger number of choices brings more pressure with it when it comes to selecting which language to learn first or next, how to learn it, etc.
Unlike Python, Object-Oriented Pascal is not as readable as Python, which scares new comers. Sounds familiar to you? No worries! Follow along with this blog series, and the transition to Object-Oriented Pascal will be smooth and simple for you!
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Resource Builder version 4.0.1.15 just published on our web site. The updated version contains improvements on editing RC files that include resources referenced as external files with relative path. You can download the latest version from our download page: https://www.sicomponents.com/download To read more about Resource Builder please visit Resource Builder’s web page.
We would like to notify you about the release of version 7.8.5.2 for TsiLang Components Suite. This is a maintenance release that fixes some stability issues for TsiLang Expert. You can download this build from our download page.
We’ve updated our SIL Editor (TsiLang translation files editor) to 6.4.21. This build fixes incorrect behavior on deleting languages in SIL files. If your SIL files contain more than 9 languages and you use the “Remove language” feature then please updated to this build as it is critical for this case. Also in this build, […]
We’re glad to announce the release of version 7.8.5 for TsiLang Components Suite! In the new version we have improved Translations Editor and TsiLang Expert. Updated wizards and TsiLangCombo component. Also SIL Editor and Dictionary Manager were improved as well. Detailed description of the new features is available at the What’s New page. To download […]
This demo video will illustrate how easily you can create a multilingual version of your uniGUI web application with TsiLang Components Suite under Embarcadero RAD Studio. TsiLang Components Suite home: https://www.tsilang.com
Creating multilanguage version of an existing RAD Studio application. Live demo with all steps described. In 25 minutes you can have your application translated to as many languages as you need: TsiLang Components Suite home: https://www.tsilang.com
The following example video demonstrates how to change locale strings such as Date Format, Currency Symbol and others in your multilanguage applications built with RAD Studio and TsiLang: You can download sample project used in this video at: https://www.sicomponents.com/soft/demos/ChangeLocaleFmt.zip More details on TsiLang components suite at: https://www.tsilang.com
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