No matter what development platform(s) you work on, RemObjects Software has the right tools for you.
Our products support you working with Visual Studio and .NET, Delphi and C++Builder, Apple Xcode, Android Studio and other Java IDEs, Web/JavaScript, and – of course – our own Elements compiler and IDE tool chain.
...is building a global network for coordinating volunteer works, using Data Abstract, Relativity Server, and the Oxygene language on ASP.NET.
Elements
6 major programming languages — for all major platforms.
Elements is a development toolchain comprising compiler, IDE and various supporting tools and technologies. With Elements, you can build applications for all modern platforms using your language of choice, without sacrificing direct platform access or succumbing to "lowest common denominator" experiences.
Current Build is .2951, released on October 25.Data Abstract
Secure, scalable, multi-tier database access. On all platforms.
Data Abstract is an industry-leading framework for building database applications using the well-established "multi-tier" data access approach. It works with a variety of platforms, providing uniquely efficient and secure data transport, flexible data abstraction models and more.
Current Build is .1589, released on April 25.Hydra 6.6
Now with support for .NET Core plugins!
Go beyond Delphi.
Hydra allows you to leverage your existing Delphi codebase while also using other development technologies. Seamlessly integrate .NET, Java or Elements/Island code and GUI into your Delphi applications, or reuse legacy Delphi code in your new .NET projects.
Current Build is .1339, released on June 5.RemObjects' user base is as widely-ranged as its tools – from single developer shops to Fortune 500 companies and major house-hold brands, including:
Hi everyone.I'm overjoyed to announce the immediate availability of Elements Twelve, the next major version of our multi-language, multi-platform compiler and development suite.What's in a new version number? As you know, we ship weekly updates to Elements with new features and enhancements (and, of
With the just-announced Elements Twelve, we have added a major and long-requested new feature to our native-code "Island" platform: support for the Embarcadero Delphi class/object model and – with that – the ability to consume just about any* Delphi APIs from your Elements projects, including the Visual
We've added two cool new language features to Oxygene this week:Required PropertiesProperties in Oxygene can now be marked with the required directive. The new directive addition mandates explicit initialization of the properties every time an instance of the containing class or any of its descendants is
This week's build of Elements gives a first peek at an exciting new feature we've been working on for the Fire IDE: CodeBot.CodeBot is a smart coding assistant that can help you write, analyze and correct your code in any of the six Elements languages.
Hi everyone. Today's build of Elements 11, build .2771, brings a first glance at two new experimental features: the ability to run the Elements compiler on .NET Core and — more excitingly — the Water IDE, as well.Of course, Elements has supported building apps for .NET Core,
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