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Intro Stock data is one of the most demanding chart scenarios: dense OHLC bars, date labels that need rotating, interactive panning across months of history, and overlay series like trend lines and moving averages sitting on t...

This article is the first in a 4 part series that will explore the new features available in the TWebFirestoreClientDataSet component in TMS Web Core v1.7. A quick summary of the basic features in the previous version of Firestore ClientDataSet comp...

With the new 1.7 release of the TMS FNC UI Pack we've added a completely new PDF library built from the ground up, that is capable of generating PDF files on all supported frameworks (FMX, VCL, LCL). Via all supported frameworks, you can easily targe...

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...

Async? What's that? Maybe you have already heard about the two concepts of synchronous and asynchronous processing of code statements. I give you an example. Let's have a look at a "normal" Delphi application and the following lines of code: ...

Artificial Intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept—it’s a present-day differentiator. Businesses are racing to embed AI capabilities into their applications, and developers who miss this wave risk falling b...

WebAssembly is a low-level language with a compact binary format that runs with near-native performance. Free Pascal offers, since some time, a way to compile Pascal to WebAssembly and integrate these modules inside your web a...

Here at TMS, we are working on so much new exciting frameworks and features that I decided to share with you what we expect to bring to you in 2021! Photo by Rhett Wesley on Unsplash First, a disclaimer: this is not an official commitment. Some of t...

In the past couple of posts, we've had a look at JS libraries that enabled us to annotate images in some way. With Leaflet, we could draw boundaries and other shapes. With Filerobot Image Editor, we could add a...

  With this new step and announcement, we're excited to have reached a new milestone in the vision of TMS WEB Core. On July 26, 2018, we released the first version of TMS WEB Core for the Delphi IDE, hereby offering a RADically new way for creat...

In December, we have released an iPhone application and a Delphi plugin that enables you to track our latest releases anytime and anywhere. From the Delphi IDE Plugin, you can get notifications of our latest components and see the release history ...