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IntroThe purpose of this blog series is to let you get familiar with the various kinds of components we offer, and in particular, the ones from the TMS VCL UI Pack & the TMS FNC UI Pack. There are quite a significant amount of b...

Over time, nearly every popular software framework will eventually spawn interlopers encroaching on its domain. Sometimes they are trying to get a bit of attention by providing an alternative solution, often inserting themselves ...

In this post, we'll cover a couple of HTML basics - links and lists - as well as how to style them with CSS. Then we'll look at page layout, along with an example of how to construct a page with a ty...

In our recent post about sending Notifications via E-mail, we used XData/Indy to take care of the actual delivery of the e-mail rather than using our TMS WEB Core app. In this post, we're...

When developing applications, one of the first things developers can benefit from is a solid understanding of how the code they write is actually executed. When errors occur, a process of "de...

There could be any number of events that a user of a TMS WEB Core app might want to be notified about. Perhaps an update to content found within the app. A notification about a recent login. Or maybe the user ...

As developers, but potentially new-to-web developers, we're all very well aware that there are many kinds of web servers, web services, APIs, and web programming languages, and dozens of ways to ac...

In our fifth and final post covering our TMS WEB Core and TMS XData project, HexaGongs, we'll start by wrapping up a few loose ends from last time.  Then we'll have a look at our final set of mai...

Welcome to Part 4 of our miniseries on developing our TMS WEB Core project - HexaGongs.  In our last outing, we set out to create an Options dialog with an emphasis on using hexagons in the styling of ...

Moving along in our HexaGongs miniseries (see Part 1 and Part 2), our next stop is the Options dialog.  When developing TMS WEB Core projects, we already have easy access to common HTML elements ...

In the first post of our HexaGongs miniseries, we were focused on creating the background layer for our TMS WEB Core project - a hexagonal grid arrangement.  We also added in some background a...