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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 t...

Just like September, November & December were again very busy months here at tmssoftware.com. A small overview: TMS Logging In the beginning of this month we released TMS Logging v1.0.0.0, a new logging framework that makes use of log levels to outpu...

The world of IoT opens fascinating & innovative capabilities to steer & sense the physical world from small programmable devices like the Raspberry Pi. It becomes even more interesting when this can be connected to cloud services. Imagine a device th...

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...

Another busy month went by at tmssoftware.com and so much happened that it is good to quickly summarize everything new that was introduced. TMS All-Access We introduced the TMS All-Access subscription which is an easy no-nonsense subscription to sim...

Update: You now optionally add additional keys in the iOS9Fix_config.txt file Linking against iOS 9 introduces the new Application Transport Security feature that enforces a secure network connection. This means that in a default RAD Studio 1...

TMS software organizes a new training day on Tuesday November 24th in Kortrijk, Belgium. On this training day we will cover following 3 product areas to help you getting the maximum out of your applications with TMS components: TMS VCL UI component...

One of my favourite features of TMS XData is its powerful querying capabilities. With no extra line of code in your server, clients can choose how to retrieve the server objects, filter them, set an order, etc.. For example, you can perform a GET r...

Thinking to myself, why go through the hassle of sacrificing a desktop computer or fiddle around with VMs to test something on a Linux machine when I have here several 85mmx56mm Raspberry Pi boards laying around capable of amazing things. For my exp...

About 2 weeks ago we announced the upcoming new FireMonkey scheduling/planner component TTMSFMXPlanner here and revealed the first details about it. For quite some time, this was the number one requested component. Today we are excited to confirm...

We're thrilled to introduce to you the TMS Planner for FireMonkey, in short TTMSFMXPlanner that has been in development for many months and that is near to being released now. While TMS Planner for FireMonkey design benefits from the significant exp...