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  Version Reviewing: XE

  "Code intelligence of the Delphi IDE"

  by edd on Aug 30, 2011 2:34 PM

  Summary:
  Delphi XE works wonders. The enhanced code generation from the modeler gives you higher quality code, while allowing you to generate sequence diagrams from methods in your Delphi applications. I was also impressed with the improved search capabilities and IDE Insight. One feature that is sure to receive rave reviews is the new editor shortcuts for navigating between changed lines of code. One problem though: bear in mind that, in order to use the interactive multi-touch gestures for panning, zooming and rotating you have to have a multi-touch enabled OS – which I don’t have. Define irritation?

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  Version Reviewing: XE

  "Love the Powerful Integrated Tool Chest"

  by Ben_msft_314R2 on Aug 30, 2011 2:21 PM

  Summary:
  Embarcadero Delphi XE has been a blessing to my application development team. I have found that we could streamline our process with this tool so that we spend less time managing and more time coding. I especially appreciated the AQtime Standard profiling tools which allowed me to identify issues early on in my process, so that I could deliver ultra-high performance apps more efficiently. I am also a fan of the CodeSite Express logging tools and enhanced debugging for building quality applications, I found them both to be a big improvement over other models. I did find Software IP*Works component suite for Internet app development (with advanced IP communications protocols) a bit cumbersome at times. But overall the syntax was easy to use, and I would still recommend it.

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