Achieve 100,000 writes per second, and over one million reads on commodity hardware. We developed Voron, our own custom-made storage engine tailored just to soup up RavenDB’s performance. Our GUI makes the RavenDB user experience enjoyable for developers and non-developers alike. It’s part of any license, including your free community version.

DBISAM is the standard for replacing the BDE in Delphi or C++Builder applications. It has has been deployed to thousands of locations around the world, and can be branded so that no one even knows that DBISAM is being used. It is licensed per-developer, and includes royalty-free distribution. License management isn't required at all, and the money that you used to pay to the database engine vendor is now your profit to keep.

Hold the full power of mapping in your hand! Cross-framework, cross-platform, cross-service mapping component library.

Mapping component to integrate, display & control OpenStreetMaps in VCL Windows applications.

Universal powerful, feature-rich Delphi & C++ Builder UI controls in 1 component set for VCL, FMX and WEB core apps. Includes grid, planner, treeview, ribbon and rich editor.

IntraWeb component with extensive configurability for integrating Google Maps in IntraWeb web applications.

High-quality (anti-aliasing) drawing of blocks and lines
Open architecture for building custom blocks and lines inherited from base classes
Ready-to-use flowchart, arrow and electric blocks
Linking system allow customizable link points and information retrieval of connected blocks

FireMonkey mapping component to integrate, display & control OpenStreetMaps in FireMonkey applications.

VCL Component with extensive configurability for integrating Google Maps in Delphi & C++Builder.

With the purchase of TMSFMXWebGMaps, you are entitled to our consulting and support services to integrate the Google Maps service in FireMonkey for FireMonkey applications and with this consulting and support comes the full source code needed to do this integration. As TMSFMXWebGMaps uses the Google Maps service, you're bound to the terms of this Google service that can be found at:

http://code.google.com/apis/maps/terms.html
http://maps.google.com/help/terms_maps.html