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Today marks an exciting milestone as we welcome a new member to our FNC family: TMS FNC Push Notifications.Our journey into the world of web push notifications began some time ago, with the goal of empowering Delphi developers to...

TMS WEB Core v1.8 beta is hereIt was of course highly anticipated and awaited, this new version of TMS WEB Core v1.8 named Sirolo. Sirolo is a small but beautiful town along the Italian coast at the Adriatic sea. After city Ancona (name of TMS WEB Co...

Photo by National Cancer Institute on Unsplash Stephen Ball has recently posted about a new app released by the Military Institute of Medicine that is helping fight the spread of the global SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. Stephen's blog post describes wi...

IntroWe have been working on this for quite some time now and today we can proudly announce beta support for FMXLinux in ALL FNC products. Download the latest update today to get started! Below is a list of FNC products that have been tested in FMXLi...

We recently received a question whether TMS FNC Maps supports heat maps. Heat maps are supported in Google Maps and we immediately went exploring the capabilities upon this request. More info and a sample about heat maps can be found here: https...

TMS WEB Core is a framework for creating web client applications from the Delphi IDE in the Delphi language and using RAD component based development. TMS WEB Core is designed to be totally open in many ways, also with respect to binding to a s...

In this article, we’ll show how to implement curve fitting with FNC math components presented in version 3.2 of TMS Analytics & Physics library, most importantly, with little to no code!Curve fitting (approximation) is a mathe...

Most examples and quick-start tutorials about ORM frameworks explain how to insert, update and retrieve single entities in the database. But not many of them go further and show how to perform a query in the database. Maybe because that's something t...

What is FNC? Since day 1, FNC stands for Framework Neutral Components. This means that the components can be used cross-framework and cross-platform. Below is an overview which frameworks and platforms (operating systems/browsers) are supported. TMS...

Stay Safe! First of all, the TMS team wishes you a good health during these difficult times. Not only privately but also for the business you are running / working for. We at TMS are currently working from home and are doing our best to provide you w...

This is a frequently asked question from TMS WEB Core users how a PDF file, typically a generated report, can be shown from a TMS WEB Core app. The good news is that it is simple as browser technology has us covered. There are basically two options:...