A Guide for Developers New to Delphi and C++Builder. This e-book is ideal for those new to RAD Studio, or those looking to use more of the current tools they have. This book covers the essentials from Installation and Setup; Understanding the IDE; How RAD Studio syntax compares with C#, Java, Python and TypeScript code ; How to create your first applications; Debugging Code; Key libraries and frameworks - including database connectivity.cross-platform and multi-tier development. 

In today’s fast-paced technology landscape, where time-to-market can make or break a product, software development teams need tools that maximize efficiency without compromising quality. Development teams often face a tough choice: choosing between rapid development or native performance. Most solutions force you to pick one or the other. RAD Studio offers a different path with its powerful integrated development environment (IDE) built for creating high-performance, cross-platform applications.

Whether you are a manager overseeing critical software projects or a developer eager to streamline your workflow, this book—Getting Started with RAD Studio: A Guide for Developers New to Delphi & C++Builder—is designed to help you discover the full potential of this robust platform. 

01 - Introduction to RAD Studio
02 - Languages Similarities
03 - RAD Studio installation
04 - Understanding the IDE
05 - Programming with RAD Studio
06 - Console Applications
07 - VCL Applications
08 - FMX Applications
09 - Debugging
10 - FireDAC
11 - WebStencils & HTMX
12 - Introduction to RAD Server
13 - Installing Third-Party Libraries
14 - Extra Resources