Re: Building a shopping cart online store

Liked what I saw. Out of interest what tool did you use for the Visual
Lessons?

Thanks

Alex

"Danijel Tkalcec [RTC]" <rtc@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> what components for delphi or development environment would you suggest
>> having a look at, to build an online store.
>
> It depends on your experience with HTML.
>
> If you are familiar with HTML and want to use it to its full potential,
> you should take a look at the RealThinClient SDK:
> http://www.deltasoft.hr/rtc
>
> You can use any HTML designer (for example: Macromedia Dreamweaver) to
> create the visual design using templates, which would be stored as
> external files on the server so you can change the design as needed
> without doing any changes to your code. You can then use the RTC Parser,
> which is included in the RTC SDK, to fill your templates with live data
> from a database and server-side (local) files.
>
> With the RTC SDK, writing Web Applications isn't a much different from PHP
> or Java applications. The only important difference is that you do it
> using Delphi as your preffered language, so you do not need to learn other
> programming languages.
>
> RealThinClient SDK lets you compile your code as a stand-alone executable
> (easy to set-up on a clean Windows install) *and* as an ISAPI extension
> compatible with IIS and Apache. So, you only write one application and
> delpoy it any way you like (stand-alone exe or ISAPI).
>
> RTC SDK is easy to learn and to use. Only spending a few minutes going
> through the Quick-Start guide will give you enough information to start
> writing your project, then you will learn about more advanced options and
> features as you go along, by using Help files, extensive FAQ and direct
> developer support through newsgroups.
>
> Sincerely,
> Danijel Tkalcec - Team RTC
> http://www.deltasoft.hr/author.htm
>


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