Motivation If we’ve got an excellent web application development tool, why do we need desktop applications at all? It’s a good question. And the answer, quite often, is that we don’t. This is what has made the web such an important platform, after all. And also what makes products like Chrome notebooks as popular as […]
There are so many useful JS libraries yet to explore that it can be a challenge to pick what to cover next. But this time out, we’re going to have a look at a JS library suggested by blog reader Eddy Poullet, way back in April when this blog series first started. The request? Leaflet, which bills itself […]
And 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% in favor of supporting Lazarus, we understand it is still a small number of people needing it. But we also know that those who need it, […]
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, sometimes referred to as image carousels. There’s a TWebImageSlider included directly in TMS WEB Core […]
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 developers ultra easy to take advantage of everything the browser offers, we […]
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 appreciated feedback into a very exciting new feature: “Global Appearance”. “Global […]
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, Miletus and Electron. We’ll look at the support available for deploying projects on various platforms, including in particular Raspberry Pi. […]
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. Material icons types Google Material icons is a library consolidating over 2500 glyphs for use in […]
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 line, which will now be named “TMS BIZ”. In case you are curious, you can check […]
So far, we’ve covered some hugely important and popular JavaScript libraries, like jQuery, Bootstrap and FontAwesome. We’ve also explored other very important but somewhat lesser-known JavaScript libraries, like Luxon and CodeMirror. And also some considerably smaller and less widely used JavaScript libraries like Interact.js, BigText.js and Showdown.js. Today we’re going to introduce what has quickly […]
