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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...

Last time out, we got our TMS WEB Core app up and running, using the Miletus Framework. The basic layout of the app was created, and we sorted out the WebSocket API connection to the <a href=...

Introducing Google Places and polyline symbols support in TMS FNC Maps v2.4.Google PlacesAutoCompleteThe AutoCo...

After a long time coming, I am extremely happy to say that FlexCel 7 arrived. And when I say extremely happy I mean it: It has been a long road to travel, but we finally got there. So without losing more time, what is it about? In a shallo...

With the 1.7.1.0 release of the TMS FNC UI Pack we have introduced a TMS FNC Core separation. This means the TMS FNC Core needs to be installed as a prerequisite in order to successfully install the TMS FNC UI Pack. Apart from this separation, the n...

TMS VCL UI Pack has a lot of powerful components, both visual and non-visual. One of them is the TAdvPDFLib component. TAdvPDFLib is capable of generating PDF files in a Delphi VCL application. This blog covers more in depth code...

The past couple of months and especially weeks have been a nerve-racking ride! Nerve-racking because the scope of introducing the new pas2js v2.0 compiler in TMS WEB Core is huge. Our code library that works with TMS WEB Core and the pas2js compiler ...

About 3 weeks ago we released TMS WEB Core v1.7 Ancona. One of the new features was Miletus, our new framework to create desktop applications with TMS WEB Core. It was exciting to see that many of you showed interest in Miletus, so we'll take a look ...

IntroAfter the success of our first TMS FNC Data Grid BETA that was exclusively available to our TMS ALL-ACCESS customers, we are excited to introduce now the second BETA. And this second BETA is now pu...

Introduction: Supporting .NET 5 We've just released FlexCel .NET 7.8, which adds support for .NET 5. Usually, "adding support" for a new version of a .NET framework is just recompiling the code, but in this case, as .NET 5 is the successor of .NET...

There’s something about summer that makes us want to slow down, kick back, and let things flow a little more freely. In software development, a similar spirit has been bubbling up lately under the banner of vibe codin...