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What a year it’s been! As 2025 comes to an end, we can’t help but feel proud, grateful, and inspired. This year brought exciting new beginnings, major product releases, and countless moments that re...

Intro Microsoft has recently announced general availability of the WebView2 embedded browser control, part of Microsoft Edge Chromium. https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2020/10/19/edge-webview2-general-availability/. In this blog post, I want to s...

Team Effort Since the first release we have been working hard and only 4 months after the release, we pushed out an update (v1.1) for TMS FNC Maps with loads of exciting stuff. Now, we are here with another update (v1.2), that brings even more exciti...

Intro In April, we released the first version of TMS FNC Maps. Now 4.5 months later we have released v1.1 with exciting new features and improvements. TTMSFNCDirections: TravelMode tmPublicTransport, tmTruck added (for supported services) TTMSFNCD...

Stable Microsoft has just released v85.0.564.41 into the stable build and therefore we can now officially announce that our TAdvWebBrowser component is working without the need for an additional browser installation! Up until now, it was necessary t...

What is FNC? Since day 1, FNC stands for Framework Neutral Components. This means that the components can be used cross-framework and cross-platform. Below is an overview which frameworks and platforms (operating systems/browsers) are supported. TMS...

Intro After the first announcement a week ago, and a lot more tweaks and improvements we are proud to announce the first release of FNC Styles! FNC Styles is currently available for the TMS FNC UI Pack (v3.1) only. The core styling mechanism is imple...

Look and Feel A major part of your application is the look and feel. It can take up a lot of resources and time to make your application stand out, make it attractive, a feast for the eyes. When eating dinner, you also want your plate to look nice, b...

Intro FNC has evolved over time. Each update brings new features, some of them are visible at designtime/runtime. Some of time are happening behind the screens. Some updates are bringing a lot of fixes to make FNC more stable across the multiple fram...

v1.0 is here! 3 weeks ago, we publicly announced TMS FNC Maps (https://tmssoftware.com/site/blog.asp?post=638), followed by a BETA release to all of our TMS ALL Access customers. Today, we are proud to announce the first release of TMS FNC Maps! ...

Intro After all our experience with TMS FMX/VCL WebGMaps & WebOSMaps, and the latest and greatest technologies we've been working on in FNC & WEB, we thought by ourselves what would be the next logical step? We wanted to feel the power of dynamically...