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We are proud to announce the release of TMS Smart Setup 2.0 — a major new version that takes Smart Setup beyond its original scope and transforms it into a universal build and installation platform for the entire Delph...

Last time out, we had a look at interacting with D3 charts, specifically panning, zooming, and using tooltips to show additional information. But these are the kinds of things you can find in many JS charting libraries. Th...

Last time out, we had an introductory look at D3 and how it can be used to add regular charting functionality to our TMS WEB Core projects. D3 as a topic is a bit of a behemoth, however, with so much to cover. Considerably ...

Last time out, we had a look at Lazarus, and how it can be used to build both traditional applications and TMS WEB Core projects using Windows, Linux, and macOS. Another far more popular development environment supported by TMS...

We've covered Sparklines and Chart.js so far in our miniseries on adding charting capabilities to our TMS WEB Core projects. These have been great for adding either really simple charts (Sparklines) or what...

Last time out, we started our new miniseries on charting by exploring a JavaScript library used to create Sparklines.  These are very small charts that typically have no annotations and only a single ...

The most recent posts in this series covered how to deploy TMS WEB Core applications as native desktop applications on Windows, Linux, and macOS using either the Miletus framework or the Electron ...

TMS WEB Core facilitates to leverage all your Object Pascal knowledge to create component based rich web client applications from the Delphi IDE. Did you know that for some time, it is equally possible to apply this knowledge ...

Now that we've covered integrating images, maps, and diagrams into our TMS WEB Core projects, the next area to explore is charts. A big topic, to be sure. And with no shortage of opti...

In the past couple of posts, we've had a look at JS libraries that enabled us to annotate images in some way. With Leaflet, we could draw boundaries and other shapes. With Filerobot Image Editor, we could add a...

Last time out in this series, we had our first look at using the Miletus framework within TMS WEB Core projects, where we took our Leaflet example and created Win64, Linux64, and macOS applications. This time out, we're going t...