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Release: TMS WEB Core v2.2.3.0 & TMS WEB Core VSC v2.2.6655
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TMS WEB Core v2.2.3.0 & TMS WEB Core VSC v2.2.6655, packed with new features and improvements that will elevate your web development experience to new heights.
What's New:
- TWebCamera Device Constraints: Now, capturing and utilizing device constraints for your web applications has never been easier! The new TWebCamera methods enable you to effortlessly access and apply device constraints, providing you with greater control and flexibility when working with cameras.
- Enhanced Font Size Control:We've added a fantastic enhancement to TWebRichEdit. Now, font size application for bullets is supported, ensuring that your bullet points are presented exactly the way you envision them. This feature further enhances the visual appeal and readability of your content.
With these updates, we're continuing to empower developers like you with the tools and capabilities necessary to craft modern and feature-rich web applications. Whether you're building business applications, educational platforms, or engaging websites, TMS WEB Core v2.2.3.0 and TMS WEB Core VSC v2.2.6655 are here to support your creative work.
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Embarcadero Technologies has just hinted at the upcoming RAD Studio 12 over at https://www.embarcadero.com/radoffer. As part of our journey, we took a moment to reflect on our roots and where the path ahead might lead us. It's all about aligning our focus with the future Embarcadero has in store for us!
During this introspection, we delved into the fascinating realm of statistics derived from the trial downloads of our Delphi products. With distinct trial versions tailored for different Delphi iterations, these download figures serve as a compelling compass, pointing towards the Delphi versions that resonate most with our incredible user community.
We're genuinely interested to know: which Delphi version do you rely on? If you share our curiosity about the Delphi versions preferred by our trial users, we invite you to explore the detailed findings in our blog post.
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Blog Andrew: Notifications via Browser Push Notifications
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In our recent post about sending Notifications via E-mail, we used XData/Indy to take care of the actual delivery of the e-mail rather than using our TMS WEB Core app. In this post, we're going to take a look at a relatively new notifications mechanism - at least when compared to e-mail - Browser Push Notifications. Here, the client has to be configured in such a way as to allow such notifications, and we'll also need to get the user's permission. Browser Push Notifications have been getting a bit of extra attention more recently, as support has been added for PWA apps in iOS/iPadOS 16.4, released a few months ago. This is kind of a big deal, but it comes with a substantial hurdle - the PWA app has to be added to the user's home screen.
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