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We are working so hard, developing new and exciting features and improving what already exists that we sometimes forget to look at everything from a distance. It's clear that the vast amount of products we have offer a wide range of quality com...

In our last Home Assistant post, Part 6, we had a look at how to incorporate climate data into our Catheedral app - a TMS WEB Core project built using the Miletus framework. In t...

A key benefit of working on JavaScript is the immense library of JavaScript libraries, many of them free, that we can use in our TMS WEB Core projects, often just by adding a link via a CDN.  This is the...

In the second post of our two Template Demo posts, we set about integrating the AdminLTE 4 Bootstrap Admin template into a TMS WEB Core project.  The post covered qu...

One of the biggest challenges moving from Delphi VCL development into web application development is that you're really moving from a single monolithic environment (Windows and the countless APIs that it runs ...

In the first post of this two-part series on templates, we created a reasonably complex TMS XData application to serve as a data source.  In this second post, we're going to explore what i...

When building TMS WEB Core projects, we've been covering a wide array of JavaScript libraries.  They can be easily added to our projects. And they can help accelerate, s...

Last time in our "Working with Home Assistant" mini-series, we covered the first of four panels that appear on the Home page of our TMS WEB Core project, Catheedral.  We're next going to cover the seco...

Next up in our mini-series on building a TMS WEB Core project that integrates with Home Assistant, we finally get to start working on the main Home page interface. In this post, we're goi...

Last time out, we got our TMS WEB Core app up and running, using the Miletus Framework.  The basic layout of the app was created, and we sorted out the WebSocket API connection to the <a href=...

Continuing along in our Home Assistant mini-series, we've just had a look at talking to Home Assistant using its built-in REST API.  This has a few limitations though.  In particular, we don't hav...