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Almost every modern application offers it: a row of buttons that say "Continue with Google", "Sign in with Microsoft", or "Login with Apple". Users have come to expect it — they don't want yet another password to remember, and you don't wa...

From Wikipedia: Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) is a mechanism that enables many resources (e.g. fonts, JavaScript, etc.) on a web page to be requested from another domain outside the domain from which the resource originated. In ...

TAdvWebBrowser/TTMSFNCWebBrowser TAdvWebBrowser or TTMSFNCWebBrowser are both the same components. The first one is a component that is available in TMS VCL UI Pack and the TTMSFNCWebBrowser is included in TMS FNC Core. This component can display we...

At the end of June, Microsoft revealed its GitHub Copilot project. The Microsoft GitHub Copilot project is a sort of AI driven code completion on steroids. It's both amazing and controversial at the same time and for sure generates a lot of debate am...

This is part 3 of our blog series on adding AI superpower to your Delphi & C++Builder apps. We already had the first article on basic usage of LLMs and the second article about using function calling wi...

The last couple of posts covered FlatPickr, a popular and very capable datepicker JavaScript library. We looked at many of its options and even looked at two completely different ways to add it to our TMS WEB Core projects. What we didn't...

Given TMS WEB Core is based on a Pascal to Javascript compiler with the Javascript code running in the browser, there is not a direct way to debug the code from the Delphi IDE. From the IDE, the Javascript code is generated and the browser is laun...

The latest releases of TMS Scripter Studio and TMS Scripter Studio Pro included several improvements in Basic language syntax. End-users that are used to VBScript and Visual Basic programming will feel much more comfortable with the recent releases. ...

Image generated by GrokAfter the AI introduction blog on basic completion, i.e. prompt & answer cycles with the LLM, here is the 2nd part on function calling. This is where things get really interestin...

At the end of the year, it is always good to reflect on what the year has brought, to learn from it and to plan for the next year. Product releases in 2012 In January, we released a new product, TMS WebGMaps, a set of components to add Google mappi...

In our last Home Assistant post, Part 6, we had a look at how to incorporate climate data into our Catheedral app - a TMS WEB Core project built using the Miletus framework...