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The concept of developing our own versatile component set, compatible across different frameworks and operating systems, emerged following our experience in crafting components for FMX. We were eager to provide users with the flexibili...

In an earlier blog article, we have already explained how the Pas2JS compiler, with the help of its generated source map files, enables debugging TMS WEB Core web applications from the browser in full Pascal source code. This means that in the browse...

After a stunning start in Brescia on July 25, 2018 with the TMS WEB Core v1.0 release, we're well underway to our next destination along our Mille Miglia track: Verona. As explained, to visualize the roadmap of TMS WEB Core, we use the historic 195...

There is no doubt that Google is and remains the driving force behind the fast evolving web world. And with Microsoft having adopted the Google Chromium engine in its latest and new default Windows 10 operating system browser, it is clear that the b...

Larry’s To Do List (guest article) Introduction. This is a tutorial describing my journey learning TMS Web Core from TMS Software. I’m a Delphi / Pascal developer who started writing Pascal back in the early Turbo Pascal days and...

At the TMS Training Days in Düsseldorf, Germany as well as at the Be-Delphi conference in Belgium, José León Serna (creator of Delphi for PHP & former Embarcadero IDE lead architect) gave a presentation previewing TMS WEB Core for Visu...

We are pleased to inform that today, a free open-source package is available to you that offers Pascal wrapper classes for using over 40 Smart HTML Elements UI web components* with TMS WEB Core web client applications. For a list of these compone...

TMS WEB Core v1.8 Sirolo is released!We are excited to inform that TMS WEB Core v1.8 Sirolo is released today. This new version is the result of months of hard work of the team to bring several new milestones. Take advantage of the summer-time to exp...

Given TMS WEB Core is based on a Pascal to Javascript compiler with the Javascript code running in the browser, there is not a direct way to debug the code from the Delphi IDE. From the IDE, the Javascript code is generated and the browser is laun...

When it comes to bringing web applications to a desktop environment the choice falls on Electron as it's the most popular framework among web developers. We offer support for Electron applications already, but the downside is always there: it's ...

By default, the Delphi form designer serves as a WYSIWYG design surface for your web application forms. This means that the UI controls on the Delphi form will appear absolute positioned on the web page. For page layout & organization, ther...