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The next installment of the Embarcadero Open Source Live Stream takes a look at the Delphi side of the Python Ecosystem with the new Python Data Sciences Libraries and related projects that make it super easy write Delphi code against Python libraries and easily deploy on Windows, Linux, MacOS, and Android. Specific examples with the Python Natural Language Toolkit and PyTorch, the library that powers projects like Tesla Autopilot, Uber's Pyro, Hugging Face's Transformers.

https://blogs.embarcadero.com/pytorch-for-delphi-with-the-python-data-sciences-libraries/

This is part of a series of regular live streams discussing the latest in Embarcadero open source projects. Jim McKeeth will be the host, and be joined by members of the community and developers involved in these open source projects, as well as members of Embarcadero and Idera’s Product Management. A great opportunity to see behind the scenes and help shape the future of Embarcadero’s Open Source projects.

More information: http://embt.co/CodeRageXI

Artificial intelligence is experiencing a new renaissance, due to a rapid development in the areas of feature extraction and classifiers. The session will cover: Overview of the current state of AI. Introduction to the concept of feature extractor and classifier. Using classifiers in Delphi to recognize images. Using different feature extractors to improve the recognition. Using parallel processing and GPU to speed up the classifiers.
Boian Mitov is a software developer and founder of Mitov Software, specialized in the areas of Video, Audio, Digital Signal Processing, Data Acquisition, Hardware Control, Industrial Automation, Communications, Computer Vision, Artificial Intelligence, parallel and distributed computing. He is author of the OpenWire open source technology, the IGDI+ open source library, the VideoLab, SignalLab, AudioLab, PlotLab, InstrumentLab, VisionLab, IntelligenceLab, AnimationLab, and CommunicationLab libraries, OpenWire Studio, Visuino, and author of the “VCL for Visual C++"

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This session was presented by Janez Makovsek as part of Embarcadero's CodeRage 2018 virtual developers conference.

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Artificial intelligence is a hot topic these days. We will have a look at a simple to use component set, which allows nearly anybody to have a quick entry into this field. All the steps required to produce a solution will be presented, starting with data organization, preparation, learning, classification and interpretation of results. The presentation will be focused around Data Miner product, which is one of the few that can handle, real and discrete fields together with missing values in the same database being fed to the classifier engine, which again allows arbitrary class count on the output. This greatly simplifies and broadens the possible applications. Supported on all Delphi platforms.

Take your Delphi and C++Builder projects to the next level using the IBM Watson REST API, a collaborative environment with AI tools that you can use to deploy machine learning models and training data.
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Put the amazing machine learning power of IBM's Watson AI to use in your Delphi and C++Builder projects!

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An introduction to working with OpenAI's GPT-3 from Delphi and C++Builder
https://blogs.embarcadero.com/working-with-openais-gpt-3/

Embarcadero's free DelphiFMX module for Python supports building Python applications for Android using the FireMonkey GUI library. This webinar gives your everything you need to take your Python applications mobile on Android.
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Learn how Embarcadero’s newly released free Python modules bring the power and flexibility of Delphi’s GUI frameworks to Python. VCL and FireMonkey (FMX) are mature GUI libraries. VCL is focused on native Windows development, while FireMonkey brings a powerful flexible GUI framework to Windows, Linux, macOS, and even Android. This webinar will introduce you to these new free Python modules and how you can use them to build graphical users interfaces with Python. Part 2 will show you how to target Android GUI applications with Python!

https://blogs.embarcadero.com/introduction-to-python-gui-development-with-delphi-for-python-vcl-fmx

PyScripter is the Feature-Rich and Lightweight Python IDE native to Windows and powered by Delphi. Get to know PyScripter in this webinar hosted by Kyle Wheeler, Kiriakos Vlahos, and Jim McKeeth

https://www.embarcadero.com/free-tools/pyscripter/free-download

Sometimes your application needs a user interface, but what is the best way to make one for Python applications? Enter DelphiVCL for Python. The VCL is a mature Windows native GUI framework with a huge library of included visual components and a robust collection of 3rd party components. It is the premier framework for native Windows applications, but how to use it with Python? Thanks to the DelphiVCL Python package, the VCL is a first-class package for building native Windows GUIs with Python. Need more design tools? You can build the entire GUI in Delphi and then write all the logic in Python.

DelphiVCL is the fastest, most mature, and complete GUI library for native Windows Python GUI development.

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David I. has a fantastic blog post on using Python4Delphi with C++Builder. This was inspired by our previous webinars on the topic. and is the result of his collaboration with Kiriakos (AKA PyScripter), the maintainer of Python4Delphi, who also made some changes in the library to work better with C++Builder.

By popular request, David and Kiriakos have also agreed to run a Python for C++ developers webinar where you can learn to leverage Python from your favorite C++ developer tools.

https://blogs.embarcadero.com/using-python4delphi-with-cbuilder-vcl-applications/

https://github.com/pyscripter/python4delphi

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It is possible, encouraged, and documented. Python/C API Reference Manual - the API used by C and C++ programmers who want to write extension modules or embed Python. describes how to write modules in C or C++ to extend the Python interpreter with new modules.

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https://github.com/pyscripter/python4delphi

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Introduction to using Python4Delphi
https://github.com/pyscripter/python4delphi

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The Python4Delphi library provides a bidirectional bridge between Delphi and Python. It allows Delphi applications to access Python modules and run Python scripts. It makes Delphi objects, records, interfaces, and classes accessible to Python, giving Python the ability to use Delphi code and libraries as Python modules.

https://github.com/pyscripter/python4delphi

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Demo of a mobile app (KisKis) made with Delphi / Firemonkey

iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id1420049759
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=club.kiskis.app&hl=en

Build with: https://github.com/Zeus64/alcinoe

Getting Started Building Mobile Applications for iOS and Android
June 2, 2016

Embarcadero Presenters:

Sarina Dupont, Product Management
Marco Cantu, Product Management
Jim McKeeth, Developer Relations
David Intersimone "David I", Developer Relations

This webinar replay shows you how to build mobile applications for iOS and Android using Delphi and C++Builder 10.1 Berlin. We will cover getting started, best practices for mobile UI/UX to help you get your apps accepted into Apple and Google app stores, accessubg local and remote databases, using and extending the new FireUI Live Preview, using mobile devices, sensors and the Internet of Things, submitting and getting store acceptance for your iOS and Android apps, and more. This webinar also gives advice to Windows VCL desktop application developers who want to migrate and reuse as much of their existing code as possible.

Total Duration of the Webinar Replay (presentation and Q&A): 2 hours and 34 minutes and 37 seconds

Individual parts with time offsets (h:mm:ss):

Part 1 - 0:00:00 - Introduction - David I.

Part 2 - 0:01:05 - How to get started building Mobile Apps and using the target platform configurations - David I.

Part 3 - 0:08:13 - UI Best practices for Building Mobile Applications - Sarina Dupont

Part 4 - 0:25:59 - Accessing Local and Remote Databases from your mobile apps - Jim McKeeth

Part 5 - 0:40:38 - FireUI Live Preview and extending the App to support custom component viewing - Jim McKeeth

Part 6 - 0:52:02 - Working with mobile Devices, Sensors and the Internet of Things - David I.

Part 7 - 1:00:34 - Submitting apps to the Apple App Store, Google Play Store - Marco Cantu

Part 8 - 1:12:11 - RAD Studio special offer - Good until June 20, 2016

Part 9 - 1:12:50 - Q&A

The ShortURL for the webinar blog post is http://embt.co/MobileStartNow

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Understand how to create and deploy an application with IBLite and SQLite for iOS and Android.

Fernando Rizzato Embarcadero Lead Software Consultant for Latin America, Delphi programmer since the first version, MBA in Computer Science and PMP.

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TwineCompile is an advanced compile system that uses multi-threading technology and caching techniques to make C++Builder compiles 50x faster! This IDE Plugin is included with Update Subscription for all C++Builder and RAD Studio customers via the GetIt Package Manager. Download TwineCompile today from GetIt and follow along as Jonathan demos the power of TwineCompile.

https://getitnow.embarcadero.com/TwineCompile-5.2.2/

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The C++Builder compiler is fast! It compiles C++ code almost twice as fast as the GNU C++ compiler and is comparable in speed to the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler. If you've used Delphi before, and you think that the C++Builder compiler takes much longer to compile a similar size application, you're right.

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Sarina DuPont shows you how to move existing TClientDataSet .CDS data into FireDAC's TFDMemTable as well as editing TFDMemTable data at design time. This works with both Delphi and C++Builder with features introduced in 10.2 Tokyo.

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Introducing RAD Server - Walk Through an example Real World Scenario in Creating a Modern Retail Customer Experience Solution
Thursday, May 19, 2016

Total Duration: 1 hour and 36 minutes and 36 seconds
Q&A Starts at 50 minutes and 49 seconds


This webinar introduces you to our new product of the Embarcadero portfolio - RAD Server. RAD Server provides you the perfect back end for your Delphi and C++ apps, without breaking your bank. RAD Server allows you to create Enterprise class applications without the Enterprise class costs!

During this webinar we show you how to develop and deploy a real world Customer Retail application. The client app will run on smartphones and the server side will execute on IIS production servers on premises and on Amazon EC2 (you can also host a RAD Server application on Microsoft Azure and other cloud servers).

The app allows customers to look up price and descriptions of products in the store using product barcodes and keying in product SKUs. The app also enhances the customer experience and facilitate marketing programs by lighting up an end-cap product display as the customer nears a target product. The app can also send sale prices to the customer via push notifications when customer enters the store or is near a relevant sale item.

During the webinar you will learn how to use RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin and RAD Server to:

1) Design and implement the smartphone client application

2) Define and build the Back-end REST APIs

3) Connect the Back-end to RDBMS & Cloud services

4) Create an IoT Edge Service to control the End-Cap light

5) Use Beacons for indoor location tracking in retail zones

6) Integrate push notifications

7) Add users and devices

8) Deploy the back-end to an on premise production server and to Amazon

9) Gather and report API usage and statistics

Note: this webinar is the RAD Server launch and quick walk through presentation. We will have a follow on deep dive webinar on Thursday June 16 (stay tuned for the registration link) to show even more architecture, source code, project and deployment details in action. After that follow-on deeper dive webinar, we will make the complete department store application project source code available.


Blog Post for this Webinar: http://embt.co/RadServerLaunch