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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...

We are pleased to announce the availability of TMS WEB Core v1.9.8.0 Sentina. The new release is a further step in making Object Pascal RAD component based web client application development from the Delphi IDE as productive and seamless as ...

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What is FNC? Since day 1, FNC stands for Framework Neutral Components. This means that the components can be used cross-framework and cross-platform. Below is an overview which frameworks and platforms (operating systems/browsers) are supported. TMS...

In a regular web client application, it is normal that there is no direct access to the local file system. If that would be possible, it would obviously be a huge security breach. This is possible though in an Electron desktop cross platform applicat...

With the release of Google Chrome 100 came the new Multi-Screen Window Placement API. This API allows you to enumerate the displays connected to your machine and to place windows on specific screens. We've wrapp...

In the previous blog article, we showed how the TWebFilePicker or TWebFileUpload component in TMS WEB Core are the intermediates to get read access to local files and how the Application.Download* methods can be used to write data back to the local f...

Most examples and quick-start tutorials about ORM frameworks explain how to insert, update and retrieve single entities in the database. But not many of them go further and show how to perform a query in the database. Maybe because that's something t...

We are back with another substantial update for TMS FNC Maps. 4 new components are introduced in TMS FNC Maps v1.5:TTMSFNCStaticMap, TTMSFNCMapsImage, TTMSFNCTollCost and TTMSFNCTimeZone.1. Static Maps & Map ImageThe new TTMSFNCStaticMap componen...

Coincidence or not, but 26 years ago, in 1995, not only Delphi 1 was released by Borland but Microsoft also released Windows 95 that from that moment on skyrocketed in popularity and went for world domination as operating system.Who would have though...

There’s something about summer that makes us want to slow down, kick back, and let things flow a little more freely. In software development, a similar spirit has been bubbling up lately under the banner of vibe codin...