DELPHI 13.1 FLORENCE: WINDOWS ON ARM AND ANDROID API 36.1 FOR CROSS-PLATFORM DEVELOPERS: Build Native Arm64EC Apps for Copilot+ PCs, Meet Google Play Deadlines, and Deploy with FireMonkey and FireDAC

Build modern Delphi applications for Windows on Arm and Android API 36.1 with a practical cross-platform workflow.

Delphi 13.1 Florence gives developers new opportunities, but it also introduces real migration, deployment, and testing responsibilities. Windows on Arm, Arm64EC, Android target SDK requirements, FireMonkey layouts, and FireDAC data access all affect how existing and new Delphi projects should be planned.

This book helps you move beyond “it compiles” and build applications that are structured, tested, and ready for real deployment across desktop, Arm-based Windows devices, and Android targets.

Understand what Delphi 13.1 Florence changes for existing Windows and Android projects Set up the 64-bit IDE, Android SDK, NDK, JDK, build paths, and target profiles Build and test native Arm64EC applications for Windows on Arm and Copilot+ PCs Audit Win32 and Win64 code for inline assembly, CPU assumptions, DLL risks, and unsafe platform checks Handle x64 DLLs, Arm64EC dependencies, COM servers, plugins, runtime packages, and installer behavior Debug and diagnose Arm64EC startup failures, missing DLLs, architecture mismatches, and release blockers Update Android projects for API 36.1, targetSdkVersion 36, manifest changes, runtime permissions, app bundles, signing, and store testing Prepare FireMonkey apps for predictive back navigation, edge-to-edge layouts, safe areas, large screens, tablets, foldables, keyboard behavior, and lifecycle events Design maintainable FireMonkey architecture with forms, frames, data modules, shared units, platform services, and platform-specific code boundaries Build adaptive FireMonkey layouts using TListView, TListBox, grids, scroll views, layout containers, StyleBook, platform styles, tinted glyphs, and theme testing Use FireDAC across platforms with SQLite, InterBase ToGo, local storage, offline data, enterprise database planning, transactions, schema updates, TLS, encryption, and deployment checks Produce Win64, WinArm64EC, and Android API 36.1 builds from one structured codebase The guide includes many Delphi, PowerShell, XML, and configuration-style code illustrations that show how to structure projects, inspect SDK and manifest settings, test dependencies, configure FireDAC, organize FireMonkey screens, and prepare release builds.

Grab your copy today and build Delphi 13.1 Florence applications with a cleaner, safer, and more realistic cross-platform workflow.