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Intro Stock data is one of the most demanding chart scenarios: dense OHLC bars, date labels that need rotating, interactive panning across months of history, and overlay series like trend lines and moving averages sitting on top. Th...

What's wrong with the KIS principle to store application settings in an INI file? The risk that someone is tampering with the INI file is an often heard reason for not using them. Not being able to store private or secret information another one. Bot...

Intro 2021 is just started and with only a few weeks into the new year we are proud to present you the TMS FNC Cloud Pack 1.3 update which brings a new set of services, big improvements to existing services as well as a new design time authentication...

In our recent post about sending Notifications via E-mail, we used XData/Indy to take care of the actual delivery of the e-mail rather than using our TMS WEB Core app. In this...

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...

With our Tabulator miniseries out of the way, we're back to check out other interesting and useful JavaScript libraries that we can use in our TMS WEB Core projects. This time out, we're going to have a look at image sliders, ...

A couple of weeks ago I received an awesome e-mail from a customer, Vladimir Atanackovic. We have exchanged e-mails before. As a TMS Business customer, he was using TMS XData and naturally asking for help here and there with technical issues. Our pr...

Intro While working in the TMS Labs this week, we had a fruitful discussion on how we could interact with a desktop or mobile environment, where the browser that hosts a TMS WEB Core application, runs on. We already had some experience creating a Ja...

So far, we've covered some hugely important and popular JavaScript libraries, like jQuery, Bootstrap, and FontAwesome. We've also explored other very important but somewhat lesser-known JavaScript libraries, like Luxon and Code...

Look and Feel A major part of your application is the look and feel. It can take up a lot of resources and time to make your application stand out, make it attractive, a feast for the eyes. When eating dinner, you also want your plate to look nice, b...

When you create business applications for the web you need powerful & intuitive tools to show, filter, sort and work on data typically managed by a relational database. You'll be surprised how easily this can be done using TMS WEB ...