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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...

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...

TMS VCL UI Pack has a lot of powerful components, both visual and non-visual. One of them is the TAdvPDFLib component. TAdvPDFLib is capable of generating PDF files in a Delphi VCL application.Getting StartedTo get started, drop a TAdvP...

IntroToday, we are continuing our cloud base REST blog series with part 3: Sync vs Async. If you missed our first blog, follow this link: https://www.tmssoftware.com/site/blog.asp?post=993. The second blog covers a ...

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...

IntroToday, we are continuing our cloud base REST blog series with part 2: Extended. If you missed our first blog, follow this link: https://www.tmssoftware.com/site/blog.asp?post=993. TMS FNC Core is a universal cor...

IntroTMS FNC Core is a universal core layer for creating rich visual and non-visual components for VCL, FMX, LCL and WEB core apps. A major part of TMS FNC Core is the ability to create and execute RE...

Again, we are back with another update: TMS FNC UI Pack 4.1!FNC planner editorA major new requested feature was the ability to integrate a custom editor for editing items. In 4.1, we introduced a way to provide your own dialog, bas...

In the previous blog posts we handled the basics, demonstrated how to work with collections, generic lists and dictionaries related to object persistence in JSON. Below is an overview of part 1, 2 & 3 of this blog series.Basi...

GenericsThe previous blog post explained how to deal with collections. This blog post will use and transform the TPersonRelations collection to a TObjectList<TPersonRelation> generic type list.TPersonRelation = class(...

CollectionsIn the previous blog post, we talked about the basics for saving and loading objects to and from JSON data. Today, we are going a step further and will look at collections. To demonstra...