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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 ...

We are used to inspect a call-stack when something goes wrong in our application and it crashes. Delphi has excellent add-on tools that log detailed call-stack information when an application crashes.But it is not always when an application cra...

Embarcadero has just released RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo, the latest version of the great Delphi/C++Builder development tools. And the greatest feature of this release is the ability to compile for Linux! After a few days following Tokyo release, we w...

TMS FNC Maps v2.2 now includes a new free geocoding service in addition to the existing supported geocoding services from Azure, Bing, Google, Here and MapBo...

TMS ALL-ACCESS is your power toolkit to tackle any software development task today and in the future! Discover our wide range of software development tools and get your books: TMS WEB Core: Web Application Development with Delphi and <a ta...

Image generated by OpenArtThis is part 5 in our article series about adding AI superpower to your Delphi & C++Builder apps. In the first 4 installments, we covered:Introduction to using LLMs via REST APIFunction call...

ElementContainers is a major new feature in TMS FNC Maps v3.0. With ElementContainers you can add custom controls on top of the map. These custom controls consist of HTML and CSS elements...

Latest versions of TMS XData and TMS Sparkle have been just released with a major feature: Linux support. You can now deploy your XData/Sparkle server to Linux using Delphi 10.2 Tokyo, and in this video/blog post series, I will show you how to create...

This is part 2 of the tutorial on how to create TMS XData and TMS Sparkle servers on Linux. On Part 1, we have installed Ubuntu and connected to it from Windows. Here is video for second part: Installing PAServer on Linux and running our first "Hell...

In a previous blog, it was demonstrated how custom controls for TMS WEB Core could be created using the FNC framework and how easy it was to use FNC code that was written for VCL, FMX or LCL applications also for web applications. In this article, we...

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...