TXDBGrid component is a powerful functional extension of standard TDBGrid component. TXDBGrid component looks beautiful and implements many additional features like: fixed columns, Windows themes and custom styles, many variants of gradient drawing, proportional scrolling for any DataSet even filtered, expandable columns and title headers, checkboxes, hot buttons, title and indicator images, many variants of pictures drawing into cells, sorting markers and multicolumns sorting, enhanced lookup list, data list, calculator, calendar, storing and loading columns layout, enhanced support for bdRightToLeft BiDiMode, extended rows, columns and cells selection, auto-number and auto-select column, hints and tooltips, column stretching and many, many more ...

Selection and custom markers can be refreshed in <1 ms even in legacy systems making Crossing Charts the perfect choice for real-time analysis and monitoring systems. More than 45 chart styles, data-binding & Excel integration, Zoom & Panning, Formula plotting, PDF & SVG support are just a few of the features included in the control. One single DLL with no external dependencies and one single affordable commercial license, which is royalty-free. Impossible to make it easier!

It intelligently runs automated tests so that you don't have to, and gives you a huge amount of useful information about your tested code, such as code coverage and performance metrics, inline in your IDE while you type.

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

Position markers can be added to the maps. Markers can be default balloons or custom images.
Markers is a collection of positions that are indicated on the map. Markers are based on longitude and latitude coordinates.
A custom label text can optionally be displayed on top of a Marker, polyline or polygon or anywhere on the map.
Polylines is a collection of lines that are displayed on the map. Polylines are based on a list of longitude and latitude coordinates.
Polygons is a collection of closed lines with a filled region that are displayed on the map. Polygons are based on a list of longitude and latitude coordinates (for Polygons of type ptPath), a center point and radius (for Polygons of type ptCircle) or two longitude and latitude coordinates (for Polygons of type ptRectangle).
Different controls are available and can be turned on or off. LayerSwitcher, OverViewMap control, PanZoom control, Scale control and MousePosition. The position on the screen of the control as well as the visibility can be defined.

It intelligently runs automated tests so that you don't have to, and gives you a huge amount of useful information about your tested code, such as code coverage and performance metrics, inline in your IDE while you type.