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In the previous blog post, we introduced TTMSFNCFilterView and looked at how users can filter data by interacting with familiar controls instead of building filter expressions manually. Checkboxes, combo boxes, sliders, date picker...

We're pleased to announce TMS software is platinum sponsor of the upcoming Be-Delphi conference on November 21 in Antwerpen, Belgium and the Delphi Developer Days on December 4,5 in London, UK. The Be-Delphi conference in Antwerpen has its third edi...

A short post this time with a tip for something that might be of interest to you in the near future for your software developments. Everyone who's been using the Android emulator on Windows machine will know that it can be (unbearable) slow. Help is ...

A new framework named TMS XData is cooking in the TMS labs. It's hard to define what a framework is with a few words, especially if such framework is modular and many pieces of it can be used separately. Nevertheless, using a very broad definition I ...

In the past couple of weeks, we have done extensive work on TMS iCL, the native iOS Delphi RAD controls set and TMS Cloud Pack for iOS, the components that offer seamless access to various cloud services. As a proof of concept, we wanted to create a ...

With Xamarin targettng iOS, Android, Windows Phone mobile devices, they offer an online tool to perform an analysis for .NET assembly compatibiliy & readiness with the Xamarin tools. Having an interest to make our TMS Flexcel for .NET product ready f...

This week, we had a support question on Block Animations with TMS iCL, or in other words, how to animate for example a TTMSFMXNativeUIView? To be honest, after all the hard work around the TMS iCL components, demos and documentation there wasn't ...

Curious as we are, we wanted to test out our TMS iCL native iOS controls for FireMonkey today on the beta of iOS7 that was released yesterday at WWDC 2013. While there are some glitches with debugging, mainly due to the Delphi XE4 debugger itself, th...

In this article, we'll try to explain what TMS iCL is, what it isn't and why it can matter for your Delphi applications for iOS. What is TMS iCL? TMS iCL is a component library. It stands for iOS Component Library. It is a Delphi component libra...

Introducing FlexCel 6 As you might have noticed, we've just released FlexCel 6 for Delphi with iOS support (FlexCel 6 for .NET is coming soon now and it will also have iOS support). We've taken our time to release it because we didn't want this t...

We have just released TMS Aurelius 2.1 with XE4 support. This "small" release took a little longer, but with a good reason for that: thanks to the new iOS compiler provided in Delphi XE4, now TMS Aurelius supports iOS devices, in addition to the alre...