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The concept of developing our own versatile component set, compatible across different frameworks and operating systems, emerged following our experience in crafting components for FMX. We were eager to provide users with the flexib...

TMS Aurelius 5.6 has been released, and the major feature is a brand new, full-feature dictionary.Aurelius dictionary is intended to be used in Aurelius queries. The idea is that instead of using strings to reference entity properties,...

In February 2020 we announced the TMS Academic Program.Today we are happy to extend the TMS Academic Program with a new product : TMS Aurelius v5.1.<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin-...

TMS Aurelius 5 has been released with lots of new features! Photo by Tony Hand on Unsplash As we have antecipated in a previous blog post, lots of new features were expected for the next major release of TMS Aurelius, our state-of-art ORM framework...

Two new features in TMS Business: TMS Aurelius Cached Updates and TMS RemoteDB Batch/Bulk Updates Photo by Arshad Pooloo on Unsplash We have new releases in TMS Business world! TMS Aurelius 4.12 and TMS RemoteDB 2.5 have just been released, each...

We're happy to announce that TMS Aurelius Free Edition, the free version of TMS Aurelius, our highly regarded ORM (Object Relational Mapping) framework for Delphi, now supports Delphi 10.3 Rio. TMS Aurelius Free Edition has all the features that are...

Embarcadero has just released RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo, the latest version of the great Delphi/C++Builder development tools. And the greatest feature of this release is the ability to compile for Linux! After a few days following Tokyo release, we w...

Finally, My Top 10 Aurelius Features series has come to an end. And the number 1 of the list is Maturity. Aurelius has been first released in early 2012. Since then, in five years, it has received 33 releases! With the user feedback received duri...

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LINQ Projections is the runner-up feature of My Top 10 Aurelius Features. It's a sort of "sequel" of the #5 feature LINQ Expressions and Paging, and you can see it in action in the video below. You could consider that "LINQ Expressions" and "LINQ ...

How to talk about object-oriented programming and not consider inheritance? In my opinion is a basic "feature" of OOP. And how to talk about an ORM without supporting inheritance? I consider it so important that the simply fact that Aurelius supports...