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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 flexib...

A while ago, we released TMS FNC Chart v2.5. The release introduced some major new features such as logarithmic scales and crosshairs. Today we are proud to present v2.6 which brings yet another major new featu...

A while ago, we released TMS FNC Chart v2.0. This major milestone brought a couple of highly awaited new features. Today, we are proud to announce the release of v2.5. This new version brings 2 new features: Logarithmic Scale and Crossh...

TMS FNC Chart had a lot of customization options in terms of appearance and overall look & feel, and with a lot of property settings the result was achievable yet time consuming. In v2.0 we went the extra mile and bundled all your highly appre...

TMS FNC Chart v2.0 is a major milestone and we are already collecting feedback and thinking about new features for the next version. We listed some of the top requested features in this blog post, but if you have other exciting ideas, please...

With our first and very successful webinar, demonstrating features for version 2.0, we add another milestone in our journey to improve and enhance TMS FNC Chart. The webinar was sup...

With the release of the new TMS FNC Chart version 2.0, it is now possible to show beautiful graphs based on the cell data in a TMS FNC Grid. This requires the installation of the TMS FNC UI Pack next to TMS FNC Chart.TTMSFNCChar...

Version 2.0 of the TMS FNC Chart is available. This major release brings a lot of new features.Most of them are related to quickly get the chart that you want with just a couple lines of code.An overview of the features that were imple...

We, as developers, seek for new exciting APIs, new components that offer that little bit extra, or something completely new and mindblowing. As component developers, it's a daily quest to put new and exciting features into our...

Last week we did a blog on visualizing your own data structure, which showed the capabilities of virtual data, and the little code required to get up and running. Today's blog is demonstrating how to interact with the chart. When the data is loade...

In April, we did a blog on how to retrieve Google Analytics results, and display them in a TMS FNC Chart instance. The data, coming from the request, was displayed in a points collection. Did you know that you can also map your own data structu...