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Get ready to mark your calendars because the TMS Training Days are back, and this year, we're heading to the vibrant city of Lille, France, on September 26th and 27th. Set agains...

Last week, we showed a first glimpse in our lab where we demonstrated building a Raspberry Pi application from the Delphi IDE using Miletus. Today, we have a closer look at some of the new components as well as an extra video.Creati...

From next week, we start a new webinar series for you with the working title "Behind the scenes".With this new series, we want to step out of the box and offer you the chance to dive deeper in what is behind the products you use on a daily basis:Who ...

Yesterday we released TMS WEB Core v1.8 Sirolo. You can read all about this exciting new release that extends our Miletus technology to macOS and Linux among many other new features. We have already prepared several videos to let you discover th...

TMS WEB Core v1.8 beta is hereIt was of course highly anticipated and awaited, this new version of TMS WEB Core v1.8 named Sirolo. Sirolo is a small but beautiful town along the Italian coast at the Adriatic sea. After city Ancona (name of TMS WEB Co...

We recently received a question whether TMS FNC Maps supports heat maps. Heat maps are supported in Google Maps and we immediately went exploring the capabilities upon this request. More info and a sample about heat maps can be found here: https...

We are back with another freebie friday!TMS FNC Maps comes with a lot of great functionality as well as a (lesser visible) unit bundling helper functions to empower your developments. The unit is called (FMX.)TMSFNCMapsCommonTypes.pas. The prefi...

There are a lot of great new features available in our FNC components and this blog will highlight the new additions to the TMS FNC UI Pack. If you want to check the improvements on TMS FNC Maps, click here.For the list of fixes and improvements, you...

About 3 weeks ago we released TMS WEB Core v1.7 Ancona. One of the new features was Miletus, our new framework to create desktop applications with TMS WEB Core. It was exciting to see that many of you showed interest in Miletus, so we'll take a look ...

We're happy to announce the major release of TMS WEB Core v1.7 Ancona.The main new features are:Miletus framework : desktop application development with web technologyIntroduction of async methods in many areasUSB device accessFirestore filterin...

When it comes to bringing web applications to a desktop environment the choice falls on Electron as it's the most popular framework among web developers. We offer support for Electron applications already, but the downside is always there: it's ...