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We’re excited to announce the release of TMS WEB Core v2.9, the latest evolution in our powerful RAD component-based framework for building modern web client applications using Object Pascal. Whether you're a Delphi veteran or a VCL ...

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...

If you are familiar with the world of single board computers then you have probably noticed the difficulties when wanting to purchase a Raspberry Pi. This is caused by various component shortages surrounding the Ra...

Back in 2020, the first edition of the TMS WEB Core book, written by our colleague Dr. Holger Flick was released.We're proud to announce that today, the 2nd edition of the book is available now!  The book was launched at our...

One of the first JavaScript libraries we covered, just over a year ago, was InteractJS - check it out here. That seems like so long ago! This library is used to help with dragging and resizing HTML elements of all...

In our last Basics post (here), we covered quite a bit of ground related to images and Data URLs, and how we might use them in our TMS WEB Core projects. Then, in the second of two posts about ChatGPT (here), ...

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...