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We’re happy to announce that TMS WEB Core v2.8.0.0 is now available! This new version brings some fantastic updates, offering developers more flexibility, efficiency, and productivity when building web applications. TWebD...

The world is busier than ever and unless you are gifted with an incredible memory you need your own agenda to keep track of all the appointments and events. Luckily there are media types that allow you to store and share calendaring and scheduling i...

Yesterday we introduced TWebQRCode as a free component to be used with TMS WEB Core. If you would like to work with ZIP files in a web application then we have good news for you! We created another free component: TWebZip. TWebZip is a wrapper aroun...

TMS WEB Core already has a TWebQRDecoder component to decode QR codes. It's evident that we need something that works the other way around and creates QR codes instead. Meet our new addition to tackle this problem: TWebQRCode. TWebQRCode is a wrappe...

A while ago we created an import tool to minimize the workload of importing web components into TMS WEB Core. We wanted to extend the capabilities of this import tool and adjust it as much as possible so it can handle a wider range of web component...

Home office does not stop us from researching and experimenting with new technologies. While in the past weeks we shared news about our TMS FNC Maps, we were also busy with doing research for future versions of TMS WEB Core. We would like to give yo...

In the past two weeks we have given some insight on the upcoming support for 3D graphics and a new syntax highlighting editor, and we have promised that there will be more to come to TMS WEB Core v1.2 Padua. It's time to continue with some more new c...

We have already covered many exciting things that are coming to TMS WEB Core v1.2 Padua such as support for 3D graphics or cross platform desktop applications with Electron, but there is still more to come! We would like to introduce another addit...

A few months ago we have started our experimental work with Electron. After the working proof of concept, our goal was to wrap as many Electron API for the Delphi developers as possible. But of course it's not just the Electron API that can be used, ...