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TMS software at Delphi Tage 2014 in Bonn, Germany

Friday, August 22, 2014

We're looking forward to be present at the Delphi Tage 2014 in Bonn, the community event for Delphi enthusiasts.

For Delphi Tage 2014, TMS software will:

1) Sponsor the community evening on Friday 5 Sept, so you can have more drinks & food.

2) Exhibit on the conference day on Saturday 6 Sept.

3) Bruno Fierens will present a session on using TMS Pack for FireMonkey UI components and TMS Cloud Pack for FireMonkey to create feature-rich cloud enabled cross platform applications.

4) We'll show our latest developments at the booth.

5) Four TMS team members will be present to guide you through our components and assist you when you have questions.

6) We're working on a "social-enabled" prize-draw app all attendees will be able to follow via Twitter. Follow @tmssoftwarenews at Delphi Tage 2014 and see what you have won.

7) We're putting together lots of prizes to win: licenses, T-shirts and several kinds of beer that was locally brewed in our region.

In short, we're excited to be at Delphi Tage 2014 and hope you'll be numerous to join us for this community event! See you in Bonn, Germany in September.

Bruno Fierens

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