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IntroIf you’re developing in Delphi and looking for a powerful, flexible, and highly customizable data grid solution, then TMS FNC Data Grid is the perfect choice. In this final blog, we continue on our journey with t...

TMS Business becomes TMS BIZ, and now you have more options to choose the products you want to use. Learn more in this blog post.Some historyIn this year, 2022, TMS Business reached a milestone: 10 years has passed since the initial relea...

Last time out, we started our new miniseries on charting by exploring a JavaScript library used to create Sparklines.  These are very small charts that typically have no annotations and only a single ...

In this edition of "Coding Boot Camp" you’ll have the opportunity to learn about more specialized topics, such as game development, web programming, and mobile app development with Delphi.This boot camp is free and ava...

The most recent posts in this series covered how to deploy TMS WEB Core applications as native desktop applications on Windows, Linux, and macOS using either the Miletus framework or the Electron ...

TMS WEB Core facilitates to leverage all your Object Pascal knowledge to create component based rich web client applications from the Delphi IDE. Did you know that for some time, it is equally possible to apply this knowledge ...

Now that we've covered integrating images, maps, and diagrams into our TMS WEB Core projects, the next area to explore is charts. A big topic, to be sure. And with no shortage of opti...

In the previous blog posts we handled the basics, demonstrated how to work with collections, generic lists and dictionaries related to object persistence in JSON. Below is an overview of part 1, 2 & 3 of this blog series.Basi...

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...

GenericsThe previous blog post explained how to deal with collections. This blog post will use and transform the TPersonRelations collection to a TObjectList<TPersonRelation> generic type list.TPersonRelation = class(...

CollectionsIn the previous blog post, we talked about the basics for saving and loading objects to and from JSON data. Today, we are going a step further and will look at collections. To demonstra...