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TMS FNC Maps has been a cornerstone of cross-platform mapping in Delphi and C++ Builder for several years now, and with the release of v4.6, the API integrations for all major mapping...

In this post, we're going to revisit a few JavaScript libraries that we've already covered, with an eye to helping out new TMS WEB Core users get a more solid footing. Using JavaScript libraries in...

For building web client applications, TMS WEB Core has grown since its inception to an extremely rich framework offering RAD component based web development. Its possibilities are sheer unlimited and its functionality documented via an over 500 page...

A Modern, Cross-Platform Popup Menu for Delphi DevelopersAt TMS Software, we're committed to delivering developer tools that empower you to build modern, intuitive UIs with minimal effort. Today, we’re thrilled to introduce a b...

Intro When actively searching for high DPI in Google there seems to be a lot of struggle. Various high DPI aspects such as font scaling, anti-aliased rendering, various calculations all need to take high DPI into account to make sure the applicati...

Our ever growing FNC framework now already brings a whole portfolio of components to a myriad of devices and operating systems: Windows, Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, Raspbian, Web ....So, it is clear that our R&D team is always looking out for ...

In this article, we start from a TWebResponsiveGrid and use it to demonstrate various tricks that apply throughout the TMS WEB Core framework but are here in combination with the TWebResponsiveGrid perfect to show. The purpose of the article is to...

Just before the year closes, we'd like to share a new episode in the "How it works" series with Holger Flick. This series is created to show you how you can do more with Delphi and TMS components.First Holger introduces two new exciting ...

After an intensive development and beta cycle, we are proud to announce the release of TMS WEB Core for Visual Studio Code v1.0 today! Visual Studio Code is the 3rd IDE that can host the TMS WEB Core framework for web client application development a...

While we have used TMS WEB Core already for several internal projects, earlier this year we decided to embark on a first public TMS WEB Core project. "Eating our own dog food" was one of the main objectives but an even more important reason was bring...

This is part 3 of the tutorial on how to create TMS XData and TMS Sparkle servers on Linux. On Part 2, we have installed PAServer and launched our first "Hello, World" console application on Linux. Here is video for part 3: Create and deploy an Apac...