Creating and using an Adapter with KOS
Build an adapter with KOS.
Using Serial BLINK in KOS
Build an app in KOS that interacts with an external Arduino board, via the serial BLINK library.
Your First KOS App
Build your first KOS app! Learn how to create, configure, build, run, and debug a KOS application from start to finish.
Hardware Integration
Firmware required to connect a physical Arduino to the backend using BLINK
Connecting to a Browser-Based UI
The backend sends real-time state updates to a browser-based UI using KOS message broker topics, enabling a reactive, event-driven interface.
Hardware Simulator
Learn how the backend is connected to a thermostat simulator, using KOS applications, SDK dependencies, and the BLINK protocol to emulate real hardware behavior.
Backend Wiring and Reactive UI
Learn how a board communicates with hardware through IfaceClient, enabling a reactive and decoupled backend and UI.
Backend Setup
The system application, user interface, assembly, logical board, coordinating service, and persistent configuration all exist and are wired together using standard KOS patterns.
Thermostat Tutorial Introduction
Build an end-to-end KOS application, covering backend logic, hardware integration, and user interface integration
Thermostat User Interface
Build a browser-based thermostat UI with React and the KOS UI framework using type-safe APIs, configuration synchronization, and real-time WebSocket updates.