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FireMonkey (FMX) Multi-Device Framework


Company: Embarcadero

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    Version Reviewing: 10.2 Tokyo

    "Great visual framework"

    by s_v on Aug 17, 2018 3:53 AM

    Summary:
    I love Delphi and FMX as a whole.... FMX is a flexible and robust framework for Delphi (besides VCL) and works very good. VCL stick to Windows only, but power of FMX is that do not depend to any os (visual look - as a main part). Still needs to adopt some native (different) os components, but is on good way to do this...

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    Version Reviewing: 10.1 Berlin

    "FireMonkey (FMX) is a visual component library with sophisticated graphics, animation, and styling capabilities. You can create FireMonkey applications for any supported target platform."

    by davidi on Oct 19, 2016 4:30 PM

    Summary:
    FireMonkey leverages the graphics processing unit (GPU) in modern desktop and mobile devices to create visually engaging applications on multiple platforms, targeting the entire range from the personal to the enterprise. Use the Delphi or C++ programming language and create same source code GUI applications that can be natively compiled for Windows, macOS, IOS and Android.

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