Friday, January 27, 2012
TMS Aurelius Roadmap
TMS Aurelius has been released and we are very satisfied with feedback from all of you. Most comments are compliments and questions about how to use the existing many features, but some of them are also feature requests.
So the intention of this post is to give you an idea of what's coming next with TMS Aurelius and TMS Data Modeler, based on customers feedback.
Please note that this list is subject to change, especially due to further customer feedback, and is not a commitment of any kind - we have the freedom to refrain from implementing any of these features - this is just the current intention for further development.
Features being considered to be implemented until 2.0 version:
- TObjectDataset component for visual binding objects to data-aware controls
- Support for more databases
- Support for more data-access components - IBObjects will be the next one to be supported
- Custom SQL expressions and projections
- More generator types - GUID should be the next one
- Other minor fixes and of course bug fixes
- More events and/or interceptors
Other features that are being considered (depending on feedback and demand):
- Dynamic properties
- Mapping through external file
- Database schema update (simple and limited)
- Query Language - use of query commands as alternative to query API
TMS Data Modeler will be improved as well, with support for more databases and constant improvements in user interface. And, of course, tighter integration with TMS Aurelius - improved class generation and constant support for new Aurelius features.
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Wagner Landgraf
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Friday, December 23, 2011
A week in the TMS labs day 5: TMS WebGMaps
On the last day of the week in the TMS labs, we present a video on a new
component that we're about to release: TMS WebGMaps. This component allows
to show Google maps and interact with Google maps in Windows applications.
Fine level of control is offered to configure the type of the map, the
controls on the map, add markers, show StreetView etc… The TWebGMaps
exposes a number of events ranging from simple mouse clicks to moving
markers, changing zoom level and many more. You can find the video on our
more informal Facebook
information channel and in the process, you can add this group to your
favorites.
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Nancy Lescouhier
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Thursday, December 22, 2011
A week in the TMS labs day 4: TMS IntraWeb iPhone Controls
Applications for mobile devices are the fastest growing category of apps and the IntraWeb framework offers some unique advantages here, allowing to create applications without deployment headaches, multiplatform support (iOS, Android, RIM) and without the need to pass the gate & tax of Apple, Google or Blackberry. For mobile web application development,we have created TMS IntraWeb iPhone Controls that allow to create web applications with a look & feel that is nearly identical to native applications and that are very response and have low bandwidth usage via asynchronous events and updates.
You can find the video on our more informal Facebook information channel and in the process, you can add this group to your favorites.
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Nancy Lescouhier
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
A week in the TMS labs day 3: TMS Instrumentation Workshop for FireMonkey
Last week we proudly released our first set of controls for FireMonkey. In
this video, you can see the TMS Instrumentation
Workshop for FireMonkey in action.
We show you the components in use in a FireMonkey HD application running on
Windows 7 and the same application also deployed and running on Mac OS-X
Lion. Finally, in the video we also turn the same application into a
FireMonkey for iOS app and deploy it with xCode to the iPad. You can find
the video on our more informal Facebook information channel and in the process, you can
add this group to your favorites.
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Nancy Lescouhier
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
A week in the TMS labs day 2: TMS IntraWeb HTML5 Controls
On day two of the week in the TMS labs, we present a deeper look at the capabilities of the recently developed TMS IntraWeb HTML5 Controls Pack. The video shows how you can take advantages of the new cool features of HTML5 in your IntraWeb applications for desktop and mobile browsers. You can see the HTML5 based charts in action with ultrafast asynchronous updates, the fully client side rendered gauges and the pie charts with client-side animations. You can find the video on our more informal Facebook information channel and in the process, you can add this group to your favorites.| Bookmarks: |
Bruno Fierens