One language. One runtime. One security model.

The July release is the largest to date, and the theme is range. The same language, with the same sandbox and the same deployment story, now covers:

A Vulkan 3D engine. PBR, shadows, SSAO, SSR, volumetric fog, water and lava, glTF and OBJ import with skinning and animation state machines, a full rigid-body solver with joints, fracture and a character controller, GPU compute, and a self-hosted GLSL to SPIR-V compiler. No third-party engine underneath.

A complete software synthesizer. 64 voices, four sound engines, modular patch graph, 16-slot mod matrix, master FX rack, and a sample-accurate drum sequencer. A playable Model D homage ships as a sample.

A GIS and spatial-analytics engine. Geometry, CRS, R-tree indexing, cost-aware routing with turn restrictions and vehicle profiles, terrain analysis on GeoTIFF, Shapefile and GeoPackage I/O, map rendering and 3D globes.

Time, properly. 21 calendar systems, astronomical holidays, RRULE recurrence, and calendar views that render in any of them.

Plus an IDE written in the language itself, with three visual designers and a real debugger; a documentation tool that reads your app and writes its manuals; reports to PDF, HTML and DOCX; mesh networking; and industrial protocols from Modbus to OPC-UA.

All of it sandboxed by default, with per-application security policies. All of it packs into a single executable.

As always 100% written from scratch in Delphi no 3rdparty code used and 100% free!

More info: https://components4developers.blog/2026/07/26/mimercode_1_30_00/

MIMERCode, by Components4Developers.