C++Builder Reviews

I can use cy c ++ knowing that it serves to develop applications and programs for windows, android, mac and ios can, is a fast development environment and has a large library of VLC.It provides some very good API hooks and routines that make the prototyping is fast and very functional. Very easy to try new looks and concepts.

It has several stability problems. Many times the engine must be restarted or even the same PC for this to be removed. The documentation is almost non-existent. If you already know the name of the precise routine, you can search for it.

its management is simple and the development in this is not tedious and it is fast, very useful for the personal and work area in the independent or commercial development recommended

despite the stability problems this engine has helped us in the development of pages and back-end in c ++ of these same pages you can make connections with very useful data. It is also easy to handle and the rapid development of this is very useful in the work area, in bringing parameters and sending them

1) Excellent, comfortable GUI.

2) Easy, cross-platform debugging, which helps to save a lot of time in daily activities.

3) Integrated unit testing capabilities, which is very important for us because we use Test Driven Development.

4) Responsive UI development means.

It is possible to build unit tests for all code using included DUnit and DUnitX but I'd like there to be more platforms for unit testing especially Gtest. Also I'd like to have UI testing tools something Squish-like.

It also has MacOS and C++ Android applications support although I haven' tried it because I haven't needed that. It may be interesting for companies that provide multi-platform tools.

1) Faster, better coding capabilities.

2) Convenience for the developers, saving time on daily activities such as prototyping, debugging.

3) Code quality improvement, especially for junior staff. This helps to make review process more efficient.

Integrated Inprise Corporation's VisiBroker 3.3 with event and naming servicesSupport for the latest ANSI/ISO C++ language specifications, including a host of compiler enhancements including Dynamic Compilation and Adaptive Compiler Technology (ACT), which radically speed compiler build processes; full ANSI/ISO template implementation; full ANSI/ISO STL (standard template library) support; and a high-performance 32-bit ANSI C++ native code compiler. Fully customizable AppBrowser IDE.Support for industry standards, including Oracle Corporation's Oracle8i database server; Microsoft Corporation's Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC), Microsoft Active Template Library (ATL), Microsoft SQL Server 7 and MTS (Microsoft Transaction Server); and Inprise Corporation's Object Windows Library (OWL) and Visual Component Library (VCL). EZ-COM, which simplifies C++ COM client development and One-Step ActiveX Control creation with new Data Binding support.

Shorter and tighter development cycles. More complex n-tier and web-enabled designs. More and wider database and legacy system connectivity. Performance, performance, and run-time performance.

Compiling and executing codes.

VCL is way easier to use than MFC ever was and those components were reprogrammed to be useful for Android and iOS (and now Linux), so writing a cross platform app should be super easy, especially if you already know the C++ builder platform

It's had some stability issues. Before the 10.1 update, we had projects that would fail to link unless you restarted RAD Studio or your computer. One time I had closed Outlook and then my program started linking. They have since fixed that issue, but there are still some problems that require you to close your project and reopen it to fix it. Not a big deal when you realize what they are, but you can be left scratching your head if you are unaware of the problems and you might think it was your changes that caused the errors.

Compiler, debugger, code editor

C++ Builder has the power of C++ and the it is easy to do the user interface for your applications. You can write one set of code that runs on Windows, Mac, Android and iOS.

The help is just barely adequate. It could be easier to find the explanations for each function. More examples would also help.

Several applications have been developed. e.g. database, utility programs and a software installer.

Rapid development environment and great VCL library. It provides some very good API hooks and routines that make prototyping rapid and very functional. Very easy to test new looks and concepts.

Moved up to Tokyo10.2.3 (I've been w/this platform since Borland TurboC) and the previous and new product is flaky. Help-Search does not function (Confirmed as a bug by TecSuport); the forced use of Explorer breaks IDE start-up functions (Confirmed as a problem & they can't find why by TecSupport). Documentation is close to non-existent. If you already know the precise routine name you can look it up. If I knew it already I probably would not need to find it! While it advertises support for Android & IOS it is very hard to find and may involve new purchases.

Have a good test bed, save work constantly.

Rapid App development

I am super impressed and appreciative that I can use this one compiler with all platforms and that it is actually a consistent developer, and it's FAST!

I am in love with the multi-device designer, I only have to create the basic UI ONCE!!!

I still have issues using the Active X. It's super frustrating that Inprise doesn't seem to be able to level (RAD)out/keep up with newer Windows as fast as Microsoft can. It takes too much tweaking to work with C++ Building.

I took an important project from a C++converted a major project from a C++ framework. I have been able to

make major feature additions and design improvements so much easier.

There are a lot of useful tools in the Builder as opposed to other IDE's. It does get the job done quickly and efficiently.

Nothing really, but there are better IDE's available in the market.

Allows work to get done faster once employees learn the tools available to them.

It has a very good way to teach and incorporate C++

It is too advanced for people still learning the language.

We are solving fundamental problems with this builder. Benefits include a uniform platform and easy access.

It is easy to use 3rd party DLL's/libraries with C/C++ headers and templates are very powerful.

Third party component vendors don't always understand or support it.

Memory management is very simplified using the RAII idiom and it has support for boost libraries and other template based libraries.

Great for developing applications for all domains, has great platform and makes writing croos platform apps very easy.

I dont like the stability, has some issues. Had to restart at times after it crashed and had to fix the problems.

Compiler, debugger, code editor

GUI - It contains the Visual Component Library, which makes building user interfaces very simple. The drag and drop option allows programmers build nice, fast and easy.

C++ compiler.

It only has versions for Windows and OS X. There is no version for Linux.

It is worth trying. You do not need to be an expert to use it.,

Building applications.