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Extensions for TMS WEB Core for Delphi
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TMS WEB Core supports the three IDEs Embarcadero RAD Studio with Delphi, Microsoft Visual Studio Code and Lazarus.
This article is primarily concerned with Delphi and shows four options to extend the TMS WEB Core product:
- Creating design-time packages
- Writing custom WEB Core components
- Using & registering base web form classes
- Registering custom Frames
The above mentioned options are practically shown in the demo DemoPackage (download in blogpost) which contains a run-time package, a design-time package, a TMS WEB Core application and a VCL application.
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Extend TMS WEB Core with JS Libraries with Andrew: Bootstrap
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With so many incredible JS libraries available to developers, it might be hard to pick a place to start.
But one in particular touts itself as The most popular JS, CSS and HTML library in the world and indeed it is, with good reason. I'm talking of course about Bootstrap. One would be hard-pressed to find a modern website today that doesn't take advantage of this library. In fact, there is even a TMS WEB Core Bootstrap template to help you get started using Bootstrap right out of the gate. And, unlike many of the JS libraries we'll be covering, you can make use of Bootstrap without knowing any JS at all, or really any CSS or HTML for that matter.
In this article, we'll cover a bit about what Bootstrap is and how to get started using it in your TMS WEB Core projects.
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A simple computer algebra system with TMS Analytics & Physics 3.4
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The main new feature of TMS Analytics & Physics 3.4 is the 'Run' method. This method is intended to execute commands, containing symbolic expressions.
The applications of the 'Run' method and the symbolic features of the library are not limited with the functionality, described in this article. More information about the 'Run' method and its advanced features can be found in the documentation. The source code of the Delphi 'Simulator' project is available with the latest version of TMS Analytics & Physics library.
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