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Wednesday, June 9, 2021
If any of these technologies are of interest to you, we have a new webinar coming up with another first!
Reserve your first class seat now while it can here.
We will show you for the first time in public, the latest state of project Miletus in TMS WEB Core.
To give you a hint, we only show today this screenshot:
First time you hear about the word Miletus? Read up here and then reserve your seat!
With your registration, you'll see & discover it first-hand in our online webinar running in our own fully web-based TMS Web Academy platform developed here using TMS WEB Core for Visual Studio.
We look forward to meet you in the webinar and discuss via the platform the many new capabilities that open up for Delphi developers. See you!
Bruno Fierens
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Many thanks for your kind feedback and helping us steer further developments! These will for sure be taken in account in future releases.
Bruno Fierens
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What a great application framework "Miletus" is. It truly takes great steps to make coding easier for the same application running from different OS targets. For me, who has just a basic competence level in these things it is a dream come true. The "TMS team" time and again manage to hide all the complexity involved and present it in such an easy manner and make it look so easy.
Firstly , I think that a greater support for more database drivers would be fantastic so as to open up the opportunities to integrate with a wider class of existing legacy applications. In my case I would welcome support for "ElevateDB" but there are other database drivers that others might like supported. Secondly as mentioned in the user webinar feedback, a "simple" way of setting the "unique database location" for the "same" application that is running from different OS Targets would be excellent.
I think Miletus is a great concept and has a great future. Well done to TMS team for realising this.
Thank you
Kamran Rana