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Get ready to mark your calendars because the TMS Training Days are back, and this year, we're heading to the vibrant city of Lille, France, on September 26th and 27th. Set against the pic...

  With this new step and announcement, we're excited to have reached a new milestone in the vision of TMS WEB Core. On July 26, 2018, we released the first version of TMS WEB Core for the Delphi IDE, hereby offering a RADically new way for creat...

Here at TMS, we are working on so much new exciting frameworks and features that I decided to share with you what we expect to bring to you in 2021! Photo by Rhett Wesley on Unsplash First, a disclaimer: this is not an official commitment. Some of t...

The world of web development is evolving fast, it comes as no surprise that TMS WEB Core evolves fast. When we embarked on this exciting adventure in 2017, we knew the road would be long. There is simply an abundance of things to do in the world of w...

Since several months, many enthusiast Delphi developers that are on our TMS ALL-ACCESS subscription are exploring the new TMS WEB Core. Since little over a week ago, we officially released the first version v1.0 named "Brescia edition" to symbolize...

With the new 1.7 release of the TMS FNC UI Pack we've added a completely new PDF library built from the ground up, that is capable of generating PDF files on all supported frameworks (FMX, VCL, LCL). Via all supported frameworks, you can easily targe...

WebAssembly is a low-level language with a compact binary format that runs with near-native performance. Free Pascal offers, since some time, a way to compile Pascal to WebAssembly and integrate these modules inside your web a...

The new version v1.7 of TMS WEB Core has been in development for about 6 months by now. Many of its features were already in development in parallel to v1.6. And yes, our team already is working on v1.8! It will not come as a surprise to you that in ...

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Intro FNC has evolved over time. Each update brings new features, some of them are visible at designtime/runtime. Some of time are happening behind the screens. Some updates are bringing a lot of fixes to make FNC more stable across the multiple fram...

Back from TMS day I am personally very happy with everything about the TMS day. It took 26 hours flying plus 6 hours in a car trip to Germany so I could speak for an hour, but it was completely worth it. There is still something magical about face...