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- Back to School: TMS Academic Products Now Support Delphi 13 Community Edition -
Monday 21
- TMS FNC Localization is now in open beta -
Thursday 17
- Keeping up with the latest changes in AI with TMS AI Studio 2.0 -
Tuesday 8
- Data Report with Filtering and Conditional Formatting -
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- Filtering in Delphi: Building a Highlighting Property-Based Search -
Thursday 3
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- Make Your Data Speak: Conditional Formatting in TMS FNC Data Grid 2.0
- Hawk One: a voxel helicopter game written in Delphi with TMS WEB Core
- Delphi 13.2 support is here
- TMS FixInsight reaches End of Life
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TMS iCL native iOS peer 2 peer communication
Friday, August 22, 2014
We've created a short (8 minute) presentation / demo video to show you how our newest native iOS peer 2 peer communication component in TMS iCL works. It shows how you can send an object and text via Bluetooth or local WiFi to nearby peers. Underlying, everything is done via 100% native iOS APIs, so, no Indy or other libraries are being used.Check out the video here:
Bruno Fierens
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Laurence Stephen