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IntroIf you’re developing in Delphi and looking for a powerful, flexible, and highly customizable data grid solution, then TMS FNC Data Grid is the perfect choice. In this final blog, we continue on our journey with t...

In our last post, we got up and running with ChatGPT by updating both our TMS WEB Core and TMS XData projects (TMS WEB Core Template Demo and TMS XData Template Demo Data). In this second post, we're going to start b...

The biggest topic in the technology space of late, now that the drama over Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter has calmed down to some degree, is of course ChatGPT. In this pair of posts, we're going to have a look at ...

In this post, we're going to have a closer look at how CSS fits into our TMS WEB Core projects. While it is certainly possible to create web applications while avoiding CSS, having a more complete...

In this post, we will cover a few more topics that are potentially of interest to long-time Delphi developers who are new to web development. Or anyone new ...

This time out, we're going to take a look at a pair of JavaScript libraries that we can use in our TMS WEB Core projects to do something kind of amazing - modern-screenshot and FFmpeg. The first ca...

Next up in our Home Assistant adventure, we've arrived at the last panel in the Catheedral home page - generally referred to as People & Energy. While these two topics are not directly related to one a...

In our last Home Assistant post, Part 6, we had a look at how to incorporate climate data into our Catheedral app - a TMS WEB Core project built using the Miletus framework...

A key benefit of working on JavaScript is the immense collection of JavaScript libraries, many of them free, that we can use in our TMS WEB Core projects, often just by adding a link via a CDN. This is ...

In the second post of our two Template Demo posts, we set about integrating the AdminLTE 4 Bootstrap Admin template into a TMS WEB Core project. The post covered...

One of the biggest challenges moving from Delphi VCL development into web application development is that you're really moving from a single monolithic environment (Windows and the countless APIs that...