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Intro Modern business applications frequently need to exchange data with Microsoft Excel. Whether it's generating reports, importing spreadsheet data, or creating documents from templates, Excel integration is a must-hav...

It has been a long time I have attended such a vibrant Delphi event as ITDevCon organised November 18 & 19 in Verona, Italy. Two days long, three parallel tracks in the three rooms named TObject, TComponent, TForm were offered covering technical to d...

Today, we released TMS WEB Core v2.2, another milestone in our endeavor to make web client application development for Object Pascal developers as seamless, efficient & productive as possible.v2.2 introduces again numer...

Where in earlier versions, the method for adding values to a chart was via multiple calls to TMSFMXChart.Series[x].AddSinglePoint(), the new virtual mode offers a faster solution that is more flexible and typically consumes less memory. This can of c...

TMS Business becomes TMS BIZ, and now you have more options to choose the products you want to use. Learn more in this blog post.Some historyIn this year, 2022, TMS Business reached a milestone: 10 years has passed since the initial relea...

Last time, we took a look at some of the ways that we can edit data in Tabulator in our TMS WEB Core projects. And that was just the most basic introduction to a very large and complex topic overall. This time out, in our penultimate stop i...

People have been asking for a cross-platform syntax highlighting memo. With the increasing popularity of Visual Studio Code, we started investigating if we could integrate this into a FNC Component. With the use of WX Pa...

Two weeks of TMS lab visits At the beginning of this week we announced that we will publish a series of blogs for the coming 2 weeks. Well the first week is over! Each day we visited the TMS lab to see what the team is working on and what other p...

We've covered Sparklines and Chart.js so far in our miniseries on adding charting capabilities to our TMS WEB Core projects. These have been great for adding either really simple charts (Sparklines) or what...

Imagine the following use-case:Someone wants to offer protected account-based access to specific resources, for example PDF files. If the PDF files are hosted on a server with a form of authorization, we can't just redirect the web u...

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 ...