Woll2Woll FirePower X2 v14.0.1.5 for RAD Studio Alexandria – Download

Description

Woll2Woll FirePower is a rich set of firewall widgets that Delphi programmers can use to increase the speed, flexibility, and user interface design of their applications. Firmanky is a very rich and flexible library of graphical controls that allows Delphi developers to code their applications for multiple platforms such as iPhone, iPad, Windows desktop, Android phones, tablets and Macbooks.

However, taking full advantage of the flexibility and other quality factors of this library requires great technical ability and experience. Unlike VCL, which has specific frameworks and constraints on the design of the graphical interface, Firman language has almost no restrictions and you can implement any type of graphical interface, even those you see in computer games, but sometimes this great flexibility can be troublesome. It takes and especially takes a lot of energy from novice users who mostly miss the patience and desire to return to the VCL era due to the complexity of their learning curve.

In addition to the difficulty of learning and flexibility, setting up a high-performance program like VCL is not easy here, and in many cases it becomes a problem to strike a balance between program aesthetics and performance. But don’t despair, Woll2Woll has solved many of the mentioned problems by introducing Firefox. The company’s experienced programmers are well-versed in VCL performance and user interface design expertise within the Fireworks framework, which has provided developers with the former Fireworks graphics performance and VCL performance controls. Like VCL controls, you can use a wide range of firepower controls in your applications without worrying about their performance.

Features and characteristics of the Woll2Woll FirePower component:

A wide range of high performance and functional controls
Combining the power of Firmankey and the performance of VCL in the included controls
Simple coding of controls and complete documentation with numerous examples
No need for old VCL controls (can still be used at the same time)
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