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In the previous blog post, we introduced TTMSFNCFilterView and looked at how users can filter data by interacting with familiar controls instead of building filter expressions manually. Checkboxes, combo boxes, sliders, date picker...

Bruno Fierens Studied civil electronic engineering at university of Ghent, Belgium (1987-1992). Started a career as R&D digital hardware engineer at Barco Graphics Belgium designing with FPGA, VHDL, graphic processors, PCI, Silicon Graphics add-...

In TMS WEB Core v1.2 Padua, several new features have been added to the TWebDBGrid. This is a DB-aware grid for TMS WEB Core web client applications. Note that TMS WEB Core features a databinding model that is similar to the VCL databinding. There...

In this "TMS WEB Core and More" series, we're exploring how to use TMS WEB Core outside its default Delphi development environment, and where it fits in with the rest of the modern developer ecosys...

Last time out, we looked at how to incorporate FlatPickr into a TMS WEB Core project. We had taken what might be considered the manual approach. A link to a CDN or other source for the library was added to the Project.html file, and t...

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...

We already have an extensive set of powerful and feature-rich UI controls in our TMS FNC UI Pack. But there is always room for some additional tools to help you with your cross framework and cross platform work. In this new release of our TMS FNC UI ...

Since TMS Web Core generates pure stand-alone HTML/JS/CSS applications, and because that applications can be fully responsive, I have decided to do a quick experiment on how to convert the TMS Web Core application to a native mobile application using...

What has been going on lately? Microsoft and Apple recently announced big changes regarding their browsers and more importantly on the embedded browser components that are currently available in Windows, iOS and macOS. Microsoft announced it will sta...

We've been covering quite a lot of ground related to crafting more interesting user interfaces for our TMS WEB Core projects, using many JavaScript libraries along the way. In t...

If you've worked with cloud APIs, you know the struggle—waiting for responses, handling event callbacks, and making sure each request happens in the right order. Things can quickly get messy, especially when multiple actions depen...