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TMS FNC UI Pack 6.9 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 craw...

IntroWe already covered components that are capable of viewing & loading data in list or table views. At TMS, we also offer components for organizing data in a grid like structure. In both TMS VCL UI Pack and TMS FNC UI Pack we have gr...

For the last couple of months, we have been working hard on a new product that will help you with the project management of you and your customers. In a branch where precision and efficiency are important, we now have the right tool availabl...

One of the challenges in today's mobility that is becoming more and more important: knowing exactly where you can charge your electronic vehicle (EV) to avoid running...

So far, we've covered notifications in our TMS WEB Core projects a couple of times. First, via e-mail in this post, and second, via the shiny new browser notifications in this post. For the final piece of the notif...

An exclusive opportunity beckons for a select group of TMS WEB Core enthusiasts! We're thrilled to announce an intimate, high-caliber webinar hosted by the renowned Bruno Fierens, the visionary architect behind TMS WEB Core. This...

Once upon a time, an operating system's graphical user interface, if it was lucky enough to have one, consisted primarily of triangles, rectangles, simple fonts, and very few colors. This utilitarian look was necessitated as...

PrefaceTMS Smart Setup is already in beta, and we are seeing overwhelming enthusiasm from lots of you. To be 100% honest, way more enthusiasm than what I would have expected for a command-line tool that installs packages. But there is also o...

IntroOrganizing various actions in your application is typically done in (dropdown) - menus, toolbars, status bars and more in the form of small buttons or menu items, and typically we also want to mimic the look & feel as close as possible to th...

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...

The very concept of copy and paste operations, and even their corresponding keyboard shortcuts, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, have been around since the early 1970s, with credit going to Larry Tesler, working at Xerox PARC at the time. Tod...