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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 ...

Last year, we presented RADoween for the first time. It was the 'thriller' development experience. A challenge to create a public facing responsive web app that needed to run everywhere, integrate with the device camera and communicate...

Whilst Delphi targets Windows, Mac OS, Android, iOS and Intel Linux, one gaping hole in its repertoire is the Arm-based Raspberry Pi. Taking 2020 as an example, the Pi out-sold the Apple Mac, and with over 40 million sold it’s a large target ...

With this blog we want to announce our new series of ‘Holger's Helpers” videos, presented by our colleague, TMS evangelist and Embarcadero MVP, Holger Flick.In his first video he will address a practical use case that we all need to t...

Last time in this blog series, we created a fully functional TrackEditor web application using TMS WEB Core and the Web Audio API. This time out, we're going to create another fully functional web app...

In the first of our pair of Web Audio API posts (which can be viewed here), we used TMS WEB Core to create a functional music player app, including a visualizer created with D3 Charts (a JavaScript charting l...

In our recent post, Raspberry Pi was introduced as a deployment target for desktop-class applications using TMS WEB Core and its included Miletus framework, where the development was done o...

In this post, we're going to have a quick look at the Web Audio API, the current standard for everything audio-related in modern web browsers. We'll create a music player-type app that can be used ...

In our final post in this miniseries on adding charting to our TMS WEB Core projects using JavaScript libraries, we'll look at how to add tag clouds (aka word clouds). But while a tradition...

A few posts back, we had a quick look at creating a TMS WEB Core project using the Miletus framework to create desktop-class applications for Windows, Linux, and macOS. We successfully ported our Leaflet example ...

Last time out, we had a look at interacting with D3 charts, specifically panning, zooming, and using tooltips to show additional information. But these are the kinds of things you can find in many JS charting libraries. Th...