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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...

Today, we released TMS WEB Core v2.2, another milestone in our endeavor to make web client application development for Object Pascal developers as seamless, efficient & productive as possible.v2.2 introduces again numer...

We're glad to inform that from today, the first beta of TMS WEB Core v2.2 is available for TMS ALL-ACCESS users with an active subscription. Login on your account on our website and from there you can down...

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 main ...

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 ele...

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 a background animation to make it a littl...

We've been covering quite a lot of ground related to crafting more interesting user interfaces for our TMS WEB Core projects, using many JavaScript libraries along the way. In t...

As developers of modern web applications, we're often expected to know quite a bit about a range of obscure topics just to get through a typical day. With acronyms for everything spilling out everywhere. ...

In this latest installment of our ongoing series on Home Assistant and our TMS WEB Core and Miletus framework project, Catheedral, we're going to have a look at how to manage scenes within our app. While we can use this...

In our last Basics post, we covered how to add images and icons to our TMS WEB Core projects, which you can read about here. Most of that effort was related to using these kinds of elements in our projects directl...