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We’re excited to announce the release of TMS WEB Core v2.9, the latest evolution in our powerful RAD component-based framework for building modern web client applications using Object Pascal. Whether you're a Delphi veteran or a VCL ...

A little more than a month ago, we asked you about Lazarus supportAnd today we are delivering it. Experimental support (official support is coming once FPC gets anonymous methods in trunk), but usable and working fine. While the polls were 70% ...

It's not a secret that the browser API supports ever more machine hardware related features, making it slowly but surely a cross-platform operating system on its own. As it is also always a goal of TMS WEB Core to make it Object Pascal ...

With our Tabulator miniseries out of the way, we're back to check out other interesting and useful JavaScript libraries that we can use in our TMS WEB Core projects. This time out, we're going to have a look at image sliders, ...

TMS FNC Chart had a lot of customization options in terms of appearance and overall look & feel, and with a lot of property settings the result was achievable yet time consuming. In v2.0 we went the extra mile and bundled all your highly appre...

We're happy to announce the release of new versions of TMS Aurelius (5.9), TMS XData (5.6) and TMS Sparkle (3.20)There are very interesting new features in those releases, and also some upcoming changes in the TMS Business product l...

Today we focus on two more new framework features in the new TMS WEB Core v2.0 release. It concerns the support for the different material icons types and the new component for dealing with CSS classes at design-time, TWebCSSClass.Mate...

Welcome to our new TMS Blog Series, TMS WEB Core and More with Andrew. In this bi-weekly series, we'll be looking at many aspects of developing TMS WEB Core projects, including packaging options with PWA, Miletu...

Trying to implement facial recognition in your applications can be a daunting task. With the use of TMS Web Core and the vast amount of available JavaScript libraries, this can be made much easier. There is no need for c...

We're excited that after many months of hard development work, TMS WEB Core v2.0 is available for you!  All active registered TMS WEB Core v2.0 users get this new release free.TMS WEB Core brings improvements ...

In our final outing in this miniseries about using Tabulator in your TMS WEB Core projects, we're going to focus primarily on one area - performance. While Tabulator in its simplest form is amazingly quick, there is a lot more to the performan...