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Important news: As promised we have a preview file for download for those subscribers that ordered a Lazarus Handbook Presales. This pdf will only be send to our customers: in order to get the file please send your email so we can verify. We will then send the file at once.  Send to office @ blaise pascal.eu We … Read More

We started to create our first Roadmap for Lazarus. You can find it here: Click on the Blog, in the next lines you find the address. Or click on the picture.

De “Stage” onderdelen zijn voor stagiairs en afstudeerders toegankelijk. Beiden ook voor deelname van enkele dagen, dus als iemand even een dagje mee wil pikken dan kan dat. Voor stagiairs en afstudeerders is deelname altijd gratis, als ze het hele traject doen dan krijgen ze zelfs een stagevergoeding! Kijk hier

On Wednesday Holger Klemt and  I had invited some guests to have a little celebration dinner for the start off. Thursday we started the First day  with Mattias and he showed the most of the new features available in the new version of Lazarus. LCL Interfaces Changes / LCL Changes TScrollingWinControl (TForm, TScrollBox, TFrame) Added flags … Read More

The text is done by Michalis 1. The engine is great to develop 2D games, not only 3D. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bK1mLFRLJY This video shows the game “The Unholy Society”, that we’re developing as “Cat-astrophe Games” indie game studio. It is all in-game footage (that is, performed 100% using Castle Game Engine). If you like the game, you can … Read More

All these pictures are available for the attendees – if you want them (all) you could send your request to: office (Atsign) blaisepascal.eu. Mattias Gaertner The originator of Pas2JS. Nothing to say about the attention people were having Holger Klemt und Mattias Gaertner James Ralston, a guest specially came over from the USA The Lazarus … Read More

This is a survey about the language features that we need to add to the PAS2JS Compiler. It takes very little time because there is only one question: The survey is located here:   

Here you will find more detailed information TMS WEB Core  Framework for creating modern web applications. TMS ALL-ACCESS All-access 1 year subscription to the entire product range. Ready for WEB The following products can be used in combination with TMS WEB Core. FNC Components Framework neutral components for use with Delphi & C++Builder VCL framework, Delphi … Read More

Embarcadero announces the new C++Builder and Delphi Community editions. Shared FREE of charge with our community of freelance developers, startups, students and non-profits earning less than $5000 USD, our Community Editions are full-featured IDEs for building iOS, Android, Windows and macOS apps from a single codebase. This is our first Community Edition release and it … Read More

June 16, 2018 This article is based on a post by https://www.bernd-leitenberger.de/pascal-und-c.shtml and has been updated by Holger Klemt in some places based on recent developments. Introduction There is an essay by Kernigham, one of the developers of C, “Why Pascal is not my favorite programming language.” This essay from the early 80s is worth … Read More

Wintech / Piacenza / Italy Detlef Overbeek at his desk In Italy we presented together with  Bruno Fierens of TMS the new WebCore component group.  

Conclusions and requests on the MeetUp we will do the following: – The color theme of the Magazine will be simplified. The Black and White version will become  more simplified to black and white and as little shades as possible. – In Lazarus the Compact View will have the following Features extra: The Form view … Read More

We have decided  today (29th April 2018) that we will add the language feature “Anonymous Functions” at shortest possible time. All the details of the compiler will be put on a special page.

Sie sind herzlich eingeladen zum TMS RADical Web Day In Deutschland, lerne alles über die faszinierenden, neuen Möglichkeiten, um moderne Web Anwendungen mit Delphi zu entwickeln! Sollten Sie ein leidenschaftlicher Delphi Entwickler sein und Interesse haben, Ihre Fähigkeiten zu nutzen, um Anwendungen für das Web zu erstellen, so dürfen Sie den TMS RADical Web Day … Read More

There is the famous quote: “Everything starts with a dream” and many years ago, Michael Van Canneyt, one of the main contributors to the Lazarus and Free Pascal compiler project had the dream of having the Pascal language as a first-class language for creating web applications in pretty much the same way as Delphi developers … Read More

Given TMS WEB Core is based on a Pascal to Javascript compiler with the Javascript code running in the browser, there is not a direct way to debug the code from the Delphi IDE. From the IDE, the Javascript code is generated and the browser is launched with the HTML page URL. After launching the … Read More

In web applications, we have come to expect that we can easily integrate audio, video or services like Youtube or Google Maps to embed video or geographical functionality. TMS WEB Core provides a multimedia component with which audio & video can be played. It provides a control that makes it dead-easy to add a Youtube … Read More

By default, the Delphi form designer serves as a WYSIWYG design surface for your web application forms. This means that the UI controls on the Delphi form will appear absolute positioned on the web page. For page layout & organization, there are the typical Delphi container controls like a panel, groupbox, scrollbox, gridpanel. The parent/child … Read More

By design, the Pascal to Javascript compiler that is integrated in the Delphi IDE via TMS WEB Core provides a thin, direct and thus high-performance layer to Javascript. This also means that it is fairly easy to interface directly to all kinds of functionality offered by Javascript libraries including Javascript UI controls libraries. The proof … Read More

As Delphi developers we are used to frameworks and components to take the chore out of using databases. Ever since Delphi 1, database handling was abstracted by the TDataSet & TDataSource. Wouldn’t it be nice (and mainly productive as this is what is important after all) if this exact abstraction model allowed us to create … Read More

Over two years ago, we did deep research at TMS to create a UI control abstraction layer that would allow to create UI controls that can be used to create VCL Windows applications, FMX cross platform applications for Windows, iOS, Android, macOS and also LCL applications with the free Lazarus IDE for Windows, macOS and … Read More

It cannot be denied that RAD component-based application development is the very foundation of Delphi software development. It is the foundation that got us all so excited since Delphi 1 in 1995. It got us not only excited but most of all very productive. Encapsulation of UI controls and other functionality in components with easy … Read More