Data Abstract for Cocoa のリリース
Released: Oct 17, 2017
v9.3 での更新項目
Updates in 9.3
- No changes for Data Abstract for Cocoa, in this release.
Released: Mar 25, 2016
9.0.95 での更新項目
機能
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Features:
- All new CodeGen4-based code generation.
- Build with and support Bitcode.
- tvOS Support.
- watchOS support.
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Enhancements:
- Port DA samples to Swift.
- Combine iOS, watchOS and tvOS frameworks to be fat/universal for Device+Simulator.
- Improvements and nullability annotations for better Swift and Elements interop.
- New remoteDataAdapter:requestDidFailWithException: delegate callback, and handle clientChannel:requestDidFailWithException as well.
- Ship product as as .dmg, not .pkg.
- Ship proper...
Released: Jul 4, 2014
Updates in this release
Updates in 8
- Relativity in the Cloud - Relativity Server now knows about the services provided by AWS that it needs to interact with, all without you writing manual code or setup scripts. Get an infinitely scalable middle tier up and running, with just a few clicks and without a single line of code.
- Strongly Typed DataTables in Cocoa - With just a couple clicks in Schema Modeler for Mac or in the Visual Studio IDE, you have protocol/interface stubs for your tables in the language of your choice...
Released: May 13, 2013
Updates in this release
Updates in 7
- URL Schemes - Consistent support for URL schemes across all channel and message types.
- DA LINQ IDE Integration - Vast improvements have been made to the workflow for creating and updating DA LINQ strongly typed classes in Visual Studio.
- Visual Studio 2012 and WinRT support - Full Visual Studio 2012 support and the ability to create WinRT client applications for Windows 8 and ARM-based Windows RT devices.
- Improvements to Data Abstract for Xcode - New properties and delegate callbacks...
Released: Nov 16, 2009
Updates in this release
Features
- Fully Native Cocoa API
Data Abstract for OS X was written from the ground up and designed for Cocoa developers; the library consists of 100% native Objective-C code, written in Xcode and architected to fit in with the general design principles of Cocoa and other Mac frameworks. At the same time, it has been built on years of experience collected while working on its sibling editions for .NET and Delphi, so it will be comfortably familiar to developers experienced with Data Abstract on...
