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CodeGear RAD Studio 2010 - is a complete solution for rapid application development Windows ®,. NET, Web and database applications.

New in RAD Studio 2010

-- Support for Windows 7 API and Direct2D.
-- Support for gestures and multi-touch technology for Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7.
-- IDE Insight - instant access to any function, components, installations.
-- More than 120 enhancements to improve performance.
-- Visualization of debugging.
-- Support for Firebird.
-- Classic interface Delphi 7 and C + + Builder 6.

RAD Studio Architect includes all the functionality version of Enterprise, as well as the power of modeling and database design:
-- reverse engineering, analysis and optimization of databases;
-- automatic generation of database code from models for forward engineering
-- Create logical and physical models based on information extracted from databases and script files;
-- Work with highly readable and navigable diagrams
-- Advanced compare and merge with bidirectional comparisons and merges of model and database structures.

The main opportunities for developing Windows applications
-- Integrated development environment Delphi and C + + Builder with drag and drop function.
-- More than 250 components in the library of VCL.
-- Built-in touches and gestures (more than 30 ready-sign).
-- dbExpress with support for 9 major databases, including InterBase ®.
-- DataSnap supports JSON, REST, HTTP, COM, and XML.
-- Ability to debug multithreaded applications.
-- UML / code audits and accounting performance.
-- Support for Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 from a single source.

Platform: Windows
Compatibility with Vista: complete

System Requirements:
Intel Pentium or compatible, 1.4 GHz minimum (2GHz + recommended)
1GB RAM (2GB + recommended)
3 GB free hard disk space
750 MB free hard disk space for prerequisites
DVD-ROM drive
1024x768 or higher-resolution monitor
Mouse or other pointing device
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