RAD Studio 2010 hits the shelves

By Keith Kessinger 25 Sep 2009 | SearchSOA.com

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Database developer Embarcadero Technologies released RAD Studio 2010. The software integrates the latest versions of Delphi C++ Builder and Delphi Prism, and is designed to assist developers in creating interactive touch and gesture-based interfaces for new or existing applications within a Windows environment or .NET framework. A free downloadable trial version is available online.

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