Markus Kinzler

https://github.com/Embarcadero/BoldForDelphi BoldForDelphi The original source code of the Bold library for Delphi Version 4.0.1.0 Bold for Delphi, Release 4.0 - 2004-04-23 Bold is a tool in the MDA (Model Driven Architecture) space, which allows you to start with an UML model of your application and a set of business rules written in a high level language and “execute” the model after creating a graphical user interface for it. Bold includes a sophisticated object-relational mapping layer, ability to map data to multiple formats, changes synchronization, and much more. It includes a large amount of IDE integrated tools and options to work with external UML modeling software. For more information see: https://delphi.fandom.com/wiki/Bold_for_Delphi http://boldfordelphi.blogspot.com/ The project source code has been made available by https://www.embarcadero.com/ and published under an MIT license.

TMS do advertise to support this https://www.tmssoftware.com/site/tmsfmxpack.asp?s=fmxtreeview#features

I know. Your question was wether any Macs stay x86.

No, Apple will completely switch to their own apple silicon.

10.4 was very late, so (I estimate) 10.4.1 will be late, too. It seems where is a shift from 2 versions a year to an version every 2(+) years. (With less new features btw.)

And integrated into help system

I installed them. It seems the changed it to a "normal" GeitIt distribution. A help file seems to be installed.

This library isn't an typical GetIt-Library. It's just used to distribute the installer. The installation of help files should be possible.

We have to wait and see...

Sample for WUA Api in Delphi: https://theroadtodelphi.com/2011/03/02/search-for-installed-windows-updates-using-delphi-wmi-and-wua/ http://private-storm.de/2009/07/01/windows-update-agent-api/

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/_wua/

You may encrypt it with Rijndael (AES). Where are several libraries wich support it.

Managed Records were removed at last minute for 10.3 and postponed to 10.4

But again belated. Start of beta in april for a product being addressed for release "early 2020"