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Tuesday 30
- On our way to Verona: TMS WEB Core v1.1 coming -
Wednesday 24
- TMS WEB Core: a bridge to the future! -
Wednesday 17
- New symbolic math features in TMS Analytics & Physics library -
Monday 15
- Visiting the TMS lab: Winners -
Friday 12
- Visiting the TMS lab: Week 2 summary -
Thursday 11
- Visiting the TMS lab day 8: TMS WEB Core meets Electron -
Wednesday 10
- Visiting the TMS lab day 7: TMS WEB Core testing and exploring -
Tuesday 9
- Visiting the TMS lab day 6: TMS WEB Core Progressive Web Apps -
Monday 8
- Visiting the TMS lab day 5: Using external classes in pas2js -
Friday 5
- Visiting the TMS lab: Week 1 in a nutshell -
Thursday 4
- Visiting the TMS lab day 4: TMS WEB Core from Lazarus -
Wednesday 3
- Visiting the TMS lab day 3: ExtJS & TMS WEB Core -
Tuesday 2
- Visiting the TMS lab day 2: Adding artificial intelligence to TMS WEB Core apps -
Monday 1
- Visiting the TMS lab day 1: TMS WEB Core support for Google charts
- Visiting the TMS lab day 9: Automatic XData Web App Generator
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Friday, August 7, 2026
In the previous blog post, we introduced TTMSFNCFilterView and looked at how users can filter data by interacting with familiar controls instead of building filter expressions manually. Checkboxes, combo boxes, sliders, date picker...
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Friday, August 7, 2026
In the previous blog post, we introduced TTMSFNCFilterView and looked at how users can filter data by interacting with familiar controls instead of building filter expressions manually. Checkboxes, combo boxes, sliders, date picker...
Thursday, August 6, 2026
Last week we launched our free Summer Project 2026: TMS City Guide, an AI-powered virtual tour guide built entirely with Delphi. Instead of following a predefined route, TMS City Guide creates a personalized walking tour based on...
Tuesday, August 4, 2026
Deploying a Delphi HTTP backend on Linux has always involved a decision you didn't really want to make. You could build an Apache module with WebBroker — which means installing and configuring Apache on every server, matching mod...
Thursday, July 30, 2026
Build a Summer City Walking Tour Guide with TMS AI Studio, TMS FNC Maps and TMS FNC UI PackSummer is the ideal moment to explore a city by walking. Whether you are visiting a new dest...
Free sample Why build reports around a DataGrid? Many application reports begin in exactly the same way: connect to a database, execute a query, inspect the result, make a few visual decisions, and send the data somewhe...
Friday, July 24, 2026
In the previous blog post, we showed you how to use the TTMSFNCFilterDialog, allowing users to build complex filter expressions through a guided interface. That works well when users intentionally want to create or modify a filter. Howe...
Thursday, July 16, 2026
For years, FNC Maps has given VCL and FMX developers one component that talks to Google Maps, Azure Maps, HERE, Mapbox, Leaflet and half a dozen other providers through a single, consistent API. It is one of those components people forget...
In the previous blog post, we explored how TTMSFNCDataSetFilterDialog and TTMSFNCFilterDialog allow users to build complex filters through a guided visual interface instead of manually writing filter expressions. While screenshots explain the con...
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the standard that lets AI clients like Claude Desktop, OpenAI Desktop, Cursor, ... call out to your own tools. An MCP server exposes a set of functions, the assistant reads their descriptions, decides when to ...
Friday, July 10, 2026
Intro Documentation is where most developers meet a component for the first time. It should be fast to browse, honest about what the control does, and easy to read at 8 a.m. or midnight. That is why we have rebuilt the TMS documentation from the grou...