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High-performance HTTP servers are often benchmarked primarily by their peak requests per second.

Internationalization (aka i18n) is now part of the mORMot 2 core with the new mormot.core.i18n unit, introduced by PR #510 - and deeply rewritten and completed, as always.

XML may no longer be fashionable, but it is still everywhere.

In this article, we will deep-dive into the architecture that lets our Open Source mORMot 2 library compete with (and sometimes outperform) nginx, Kestrel, and raw C++ implementations.

The latest version of mORMot 2 introduces TPipeStream, a new TStream descendant designed to efficiently transmit data between two threads.

We are pleased to share that mORMot 2 now offers initial compatibility with Delphi's Linux and macOS x86_64 compilers for console/server applications.

Si vous êtes dans l'Ouest de la France, vous êtes les bienvenus pour une escale Delphi/Lazarus le jeudi 9 avril fin d'après midi à Nantes!

In the world of Delphi development, generics have become a cornerstone for writing flexible, type-safe code.

After more than one year since our latest release, it is time for a new release!

With the upcoming 2.4 release of our framework, we completed its REST authentication process, to follow state of the art principles like MCF strong hashing and SCRAM mutual authentication, with secure password storage on the server side.

The EKON 29 Konference in Dusseldorf just ended.

The Pascal Conference 2025 was last week, in Germany.

As you may have noticed, our forum was not available since Friday evening until this Saturday afternoon (Paris time).

The INTERNATIONAL PASCAL CAFE 2025 will take place at UTRECHT (IJSSELSTEIN), in Nederlands.

mORMot is a general purpose Open Source library, which features some advanced cryptographic primitives.

Just a small post to wish you all.. a merry Christmas!

It is time for a new mORMot release!

Since decades, Delphi has user groups everywhere, from Australia to Austria, from Russia to California.

OpenAPI, which was formerly called Swagger, is a set of specifications to encode the server API endpoints definitions into text, mostly JSON.

Since years, our Open Source mORMot framework offers several ways to work with any combination of arrays/objects documents defined at runtime, e.g. via JSON, with a lot of features, and very high performance.