[WEBINAR] See What’s Coming in RAD Studio 12.2 Athens
Thu 12 September 2024 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm BST
The 12.2 edition of RAD Studio builds on the superb success of the popular 12.0 and 12.1 RAD Studio Athens releases. Embarcadero is excited to share what they have been working on for 12.2 and demo some of the great new features in this live webinar.
Webinar Speakers
Join Product Managers Marco Cantu, David Millington & Nuno Castro, General Manager Kyle Wheeler, and Developer Advocate Ian Barker to see what’s coming in the RAD Studio 12.2 Athens release for Delphi and C++Builder developers.
Sign Up for the RAD Studio 12.2 Preview Webinar
The webinar takes place on Thursday 12 September at 4 pm BST.
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