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Intro Stock data is one of the most demanding chart scenarios: dense OHLC bars, date labels that need rotating, interactive panning across months of history, and overlay series like trend lines and moving averages sitting on t...

A bit more than a week ago, we made the first beta available of TMS WEB Core for Delphi v1.6beta Pesaro that introduces the new v2.0 pas2js compiler and extended RTL. For those who missed it, the new version v2.0 of the compiler is a quantum leap f...

Even in this challenging times we want to make our contribution to the Delphi community and most importantly to the aspiring future Delphi developer and hereby encouraging next generations of enthusiast Delphi developers. In 2020 we have launched ...

Intro With the release of TMS WEB Core v1.6 beta yesterday (https://tmssoftware.com/site/blog.asp?post=717), we bring a whole set of new and exciting compiler features such as generics, attributes and many more. Please read the blog and start explori...

Yesterday we announced the beta release for TMS WEB Core v1.6 Pesaro. Before moving to a final release of TMS WEB Core v1.6.0.0, we want to give our registered TMS ALL-ACCESS and TMS WEB Core users sufficient time to test the new version. Registered...

We are proud to announce a new collaboration with the team from Abatic in Spain to assist users of Delphi in combination with TMS products. From today, Abatic is our consulting partner for Spanish speaking software developers and software developmen...

The past couple of months and especially weeks have been a nerve-racking ride! Nerve-racking because the scope of introducing the new pas2js v2.0 compiler in TMS WEB Core is huge. Our code library that works with TMS WEB Core and the pas2js compiler ...

"The quality of the question determines the quality of the answer. Ask the right questions and you will get the right answers." TMS software is committed to always provide you with the best possible priority support. It is therefore important ...

This is the second part of a two-part series where we explore using FlexCel.NET and Blazor. The first part was about running FlexCel in the browser, and now we will explore running it in the server. Generating a "server-side" Blazor app While blaz...

Introduction: Supporting .NET 5 We've just released FlexCel .NET 7.8, which adds support for .NET 5. Usually, "adding support" for a new version of a .NET framework is just recompiling the code, but in this case, as .NET 5 is the successor of .NET...

Intro TMS VCL UI Pack offers a wide range of visual and non-visual components. Recognizing visual components is easy: drop them on the form and you're ready to go. Non-visual components, which in many cases, carry and support a lot of the visual comp...