I just updated to ElevateDB 2.40 and tested it on RAD Studio 13. My initial impression is that query speed is significantly faster, especially when building 64-bit applications on Windows. I am very impressed with this combination and will continue testing on Linux to compare. https://thatsnot-myneighbor.io/

This is great news, especially for the Delphi and C++ communities! Full support for RAD Studio 13 Florence proves ElevateDB's commitment to this legacy but powerful technology. However, I find that transitions to new platforms (like 64-bit Linux and MacOS) always come with unforeseen compatibility bugs, especially in tasks related to memory management and file handling. Did their testing process cover every combination of these architectures and programming languages? Existing users should be mentally prepared to test carefully before product deployment. For a developer, migrating and optimizing existing source code to run stably on the new RAD Studio platforms requires https://friday-nightfunkin.io (patience for repeated attempts, learning from failure, high concentration to overcome obstacles) to continuously debug, accept minor failures during testing on different operating systems, and persistently achieve a perfect, bug-free application version.

I’m especially interested in the WebStencils upgrade and the IDE search improvements—those little quality-of-life features save so much time.
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