RAD Studio XE2 Support in New Versions of Devart Products!
September 16, 2011
After the release of RAD Studio XE2 the developers can now create ultra-rich and
visually stunning native applications for Windows, Mac and iOS - including 64-bit
Windows applications. Delphi XE2 allows developing 32-bit and 64-bit VCL-based applications
for Windows, and with using new FireMonkey application development platform, also
for Mac and iOS operating systems. In future the FireMonkey platform will allow
you to develop applications for Linux and many other platforms.
Devart Team is glad to present the latest version of database connectivity solutions
that provide new opportunities for developing advanced cross-platform high-performance
applications to work with databases. The new versions offer the following features:
Full RAD Studio XE2 Compatibility
To fully utilize the new RAD Studio XE2 capabilities while developing database applications,
you should definitely try our database connectivity solutions that ensure the most
effective development of database applications with the newest IDE.
Application Development for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows
The previous IDE versions limited you to the 32-bit application development. Now
this limitation is gone, and the database connectivity solutions allow you to develop
advanced applications while employing all the benefits of the 64-bit platform.
FireMonkey Support
If you want to create truly cross-platform solutions using the newest FireMonkey
application development platform, then the Devart database connectivity solutions
are your best choice for such tasks
You can try the new versions of DACs here:
And the new versions of dbExpress drivers are available here:
There is also a new version of VirtualTable for RAD Studio XE2 at the
VirtualTable download page.
If you wish to provide feedback on the new versions, you can do so on our forums or by e-mail. There
is also feedback form in the support zone of every product. We are always glad to
have your comments and shall take into account your development needs.