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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...

So far in this "TMS WEB Core and More" blog series, we've covered how to both develop and deploy TMS WEB Core applications in various environments, particularly of interest to anyone looking for solutions t...

As the new year begins, we're excited to share some updates. We've gathered feedback on various components and made significant improvements in TMS FNC UI Pack, particularly to the new Data Grid for Delphi.DatabindingWe’ve ma...

With the Bing API, Microsoft provides a set of easy to use services that can be useful for your Delphi web applications as well as Win32 applications. A starting point to discover the capabilities of the Bing API is http://www.bing.com/developers. Th...

In this post, we're going to have a closer look at how CSS fits into our TMS WEB Core projects. While it is certainly possible to create web applications while avoiding CSS, having a more complete...

ExcitementBefore we dive into more technical details and bring a first beta build with this new milestone reached, we just wanted to brighten up your day and share on this gray, cold, rainy Thursday our excitement in the lab.Excitement be...

We are very excited to announce a new product TMS MemInsight in the TMS family that results out of the collaboration with long-time Delphi expert Stefan Meisner and the TMS team. Stefan has a deep knowledge of Delphi technical internals t...

Compilation Directives could help you to make your code multi-platform or even cross-compiled. Introduction Compilation directives are powerful commands that developers could use to customize how the compiler works. These directives pas...

Last week, we showed a first glimpse in our lab where we demonstrated building a Raspberry Pi application from the Delphi IDE using Miletus. Today, we have a closer look at some of the new components as well as an extra video.Creati...

In my last post I mentioned that I needed some data that I couldn't get directly from Google Analytics, so I had to find my way. In this post I am going a little deeper on how I did it. Note that this is going to be kind of technical, and I assume th...

As promised in the blog about building a chat application with MQTT, here is a follow-up article on using the TMS MQTT client, this time to setup messaging between a Raspberry Pi and a Windows PC. The TMS MQTT client fully supports Lazarus and thus a...