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Thursday 29
- Chart Logarithmic Scale & Crosshairs in Delphi -
Tuesday 27
- Extend TMS WEB Core with JS Libraries with Andrew:
Web Audio API: Part 1 of 2 -
Thursday 22
- Diving deeper: Cloudbase REST in Delphi, Part 1/3: Basics -
Wednesday 21
- Extend TMS WEB Core with JS Libraries with Andrew:
Charting Part 6: Tag Clouds -
Thursday 15
- TMS Web Core and More with Andrew:
Miletus and Raspberry Pi Intro -
Wednesday 14
- Miletus goes JavaScript/TypeScript -
Tuesday 13
- Extend TMS WEB Core with JS Libraries with Andrew:
Charting Part 5: D3.js Animation -
Wednesday 7
- Extend TMS WEB Core with JS Libraries with Andrew:
Charting Part 4: D3.js Interaction -
Tuesday 6
- Visual math formula editor for TMS Analytics -
Thursday 1
- Free webinar for Delphi VCL developers: Planning and scheduling in apps
- TMS WEB Core and More with Andrew:
Raspberry Pi Revisited
- Diving deeper: Cloudbase REST in Delphi, Part 2/3: Extended
- What's new in TMS FNC Cloud Pack 2.0
- TMS Web Core and More with Andrew:
Intro to VSC
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Sooner or later, a successful Delphi application meets a customer who needs it to work a little differently. A discount rule that depends on the region. An extra validation before an invoice is saved. A report column computed with a formula of the...
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Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Sooner or later, a successful Delphi application meets a customer who needs it to work a little differently. A discount rule that depends on the region. An extra validation before an invoice is saved. A report column computed with a formula of the...
In part 1 the AI classified a mail from its text alone. Real customer mail carries more: a photo of a warning light, an invoice PDF, a history with the dealership, and in between it all, mail that should never reach a person. This post add...
Thursday, October 29, 2026
In the introduction to AI Mail Desk we met Brightline Motors, a car dealership that lets an AI do the first pass over its mailbox. This post covers the core of that idea: getting mail out of Gmail and Outlook, asking an LLM what each mail is...
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Collect, translate, apply. That was the promise when we introduced TMS FNC Localization, and it is the promise we intend to keep while pushing the capabilities of each step further!In this blog post we'll discuss what th...
Describe the grid you want, and let Claude build it. With the new TMS FNC DataGrid plugin for Claude, Claude knows the TMS FNC DataGrid inside out: its columns, editors, filtering, grouping, conditional formatting, database adapter an...
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
A multi-brand car dealership receives hundreds of mails a week in a shared mailbox: test drive requests, breakdowns on the highway, leasing questions, invoices, trade-ins and the occasional prize scam. Someone has to read every mail, decide w...
Monday, October 26, 2026
TMS FNC Component Studio Free trial You can now try TMS FNC Component Studio with ...
If your TMS license expired more than 30 days ago, this is a good time to bring it back. From Monday 26 October to Friday 6 November 2026, the promo code HALLOWEEN2026 takes 31% off the restart price of any product. Why restart your license Yo...
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Renewing a TMS license used to mean keeping an eye on the expiry date and placing a new order in time. From now on, you can let it renew on its own. Choose Subscribe when you renew, and your license is extended automatically e...
Monday, October 19, 2026
Three things take up a surprising share of every Delphi backend project, and none of them is business logic: deciding where each customer's data lives, turning a server you can debug into one you can deploy as a Windows service or a Linux da...