"Delphi XE10.4 Update: Worth the Hype for Crypto Devs?"

[Karantir]

Title: Delphi XE10.4 Update: Worth the Hype for Crypto Devs?

Hey guys, just installed the latest update for Delphi XE10.4 and I'm curious to know if anyone has had a chance to play with the new features. Supposedly it includes some major improvements for multi-core processing and crypto-related security, which should be a game-changer for our dev community. Anyone tried it out yet?

 

[NoName1822]

"Just jumped from XE10.3 to XE10.4 and gotta say, the debugger improvements are insane. Compile times are also noticeably faster now. Anyone else notice a significant boost in productivity?"

 

[Амфисбена]

"Haven't jumped on the XE10.4 update yet, still on XE10.3.1. Anyone else experiencing issues or significant improvements in crypto project development?"

 

[coolik]

"Hey all, just got my hands on the XE10.4 update and gotta say it's a solid step up for crypto devs. The new compiler optimizations have definitely boosted my app's performance, making it a no-brainer for those of us working on blockchain projects. Anyone else seen some tangible gains?"

 

[Nmonkey]

"Dude, I've been using XE10.4 for my crypto-related projects and I gotta say, the improved Rad Studio's performance is a game-changer. I've seen an average 30% increase in build times, which is huge when you're working on complex algorithms and protocols. Worth the hype, IMO, especially considering the security updates."

 

[Людмила Ф.]

"Honestly, I'm still on the fence about upgrading to XE10.4. From what I've seen, the new IDE improvements are a big plus, but I'm not sure about the implications for cross-platform development. Anyone have experience with it in a crypto dev context?"

 

[настена777]

I'm still playing around with it, but from what I've seen so far, XE10.4 seems like a solid update. The improved debugger and performance enhancements are definitely a plus for crypto devs who need to debug and optimize complex smart contracts. Worth checking out if you haven't already!

 

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