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TMS FNC UI Pack 6.9 BETA Intro Working with large datasets can be challenging. When your grid contains thousands or even millions of rows, displaying them all at once isn't just impractical—it can bring your application to a cr...

Selecting a directions service Switching directions services in TMS FNC Maps for Delphi is easy. Selecting the right directions service to use for a specific application can be quite complex. Fortunat...

We already have an extensive set of powerful and feature-rich UI controls in our TMS FNC UI Pack. But there is always room for some additional tools to help you with your cross framework and cross platform work. In this new release of our TMS FNC UI ...

What has been going on lately? Microsoft and Apple recently announced big changes regarding their browsers and more importantly on the embedded browser components that are currently available in Windows, iOS and macOS. Microsoft announced it will sta...

It is nice there is also free open-source IDE for Pascal developers, but what is really nice is that this free IDE runs on multiple operating systems. It can be natively run from Windows, macOS and Linux. And yes, Raspbian being in the Linux family,...

Last time out, we started our new miniseries on charting by exploring a JavaScript library used to create Sparklines.  These are very small charts that typically have no annotations and only a single ...

TMS FNC UI Controls, a set of framework neutral controls Introduction As your customers use an ever increasing number of devices & operating systems, it is a daily challenge for us, software developers to make our software available for ...

It cannot be denied that RAD component-based application development is the very foundation of Delphi software development. It is the foundation that got us all so excited since Delphi 1 in 1995. It got us not only excited but most of all very produc...

Since TMS Web Core generates pure stand-alone HTML/JS/CSS applications, and because that applications can be fully responsive, I have decided to do a quick experiment on how to convert the TMS Web Core application to a native mobile application using...

Celebrating four decades since the debut of Turbo Pascal, we now embrace Delphi 12, a fresh addition to RAD Studio 12 Athens. My journey began with Turbo Pascal version 3 in 1986, missing the initial 1983 release. Yet, the thrill of engag...

ExcitementBefore we dive into more technical details and bring a first beta build with this new milestone reached, we just wanted to brighten up your day and share on this gray, cold, rainy Thursday our excitement in the lab.Excitement be...