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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...

Lots of enthusiast Delphi developers already got started exploring TMS WEB Core web application development and some even successfully building their first web applications for customers. There are literally tons of little tips and tricks for creatin...

After a stunning start in Brescia on July 25, 2018 with the TMS WEB Core v1.0 release, we're well underway to our next destination along our Mille Miglia track: Verona. As explained, to visualize the roadmap of TMS WEB Core, we use the historic 195...

Intro While working in the TMS Labs this week, we had a fruitful discussion on how we could interact with a desktop or mobile environment, where the browser that hosts a TMS WEB Core application, runs on. We already had some experience creating a Ja...

Two weeks of TMS lab visits: Winners Last 2 weeks we have received many interesting comments on the blogs. Thank you everyone! It is time to announce the winners today. Winner: Murat Ak We congratulate Murat for his excellent post, containing so...

TMS WEB Core and even web development itself is something new for some Delphi users. Even though TMS WEB Core is RAD, feels completely home by using Delphi IDE, a framework that is very similar to RTL and VCL, we felt the need to create a more "...

One of the more exciting technologies of past years is Electron. For those not familiar with Electron, a small background first. Electron was first created to enable the development of Github's Atom editor, which is meanwhile a highly popular a cros...

Another day, another visit this week in the TMS lab and today we're going to have a look at what progressive web application development can bring for us, Delphi developers and how we prepare TMS WEB Core in the lab to be ready to take advanta...

For todays visit in the lab, we dive deep into the workings of the pas2js compiler. This technical article is therefore provided by Michael Van Canneyt, one of the two masterminds behind the pas2js compiler. Michael Van Canneyt has been inv...

It is nice there is also free open-source IDE for Pascal developers, but what is really nice is that this free IDE runs on multiple operating systems. It can be natively run from Windows, macOS and Linux. And yes, Raspbian being in the Linux family,...

The fact that IDERA acquired the company Sencha behind the ExtJS framework and has now both Embarcadero and Sencha under its umbrella generated also some interest among Delphi developers for this framework. From time to time we get a request if t...