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Dialogs, Customizable Icons and Histograms Now Available in FlowFuse Dashboard
This update introduces new ways to enhance data visualization and customization in your dashboards. With key improvements, including a new chart type, customizable app icon support and a dialog feature for groups, this release helps tailor dashboards for better user interaction and flexibility.
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Using Snapshots for Version Control in Node-RED with FlowFuse
Learn how to use snapshots for version control in Node-RED with FlowFuse. Explore step-by-step guidance on creating, managing, and restoring flow backups to enhance your Node-RED development and save yourself from accidental changes. -
FlowFuse 2.9: Software Bill of Materials & Public Static Assets
Let's take a look at the new features and improvements in FlowFuse 2.9 -
FlowFuse 2.8: Static File Service, LDAP Updates & More
Let's take a look at the new features and improvements in FlowFuse 2.8 -
New Layout, Widget and Gauges Now Available in FlowFuse Dashboard
Our latest update for FlowFuse Dashboard introduces a new layout type, Tabs, a new widget, Number Input, and two fresh gauges, Battery and Tank Level, along with much more. -
FlowFuse 2.7: Improved management at scale & AI JSON Editor
We've extended the AI-infused Node-RED experience to the JSON Editor, plus improvements to managing and searching your resources on FlowFuse -
How to Set Up SSO LDAP for Node-RED
Learn how to configure SSO LDAP for your self-hosted FlowFuse platform using OpenLdap as the Identity Provider. Simplify user authentication across applications with this step-by-step guide. -
New Charts Available in FlowFuse Dashboard
Our most recent update for FlowFuse Dashboard has introduced Pie, Donut and Grouped Bar charts, and plenty more. -
Evolution of Technology: Impact on Job Roles and Companies
Discover how technology evolution, from historical disruptions to AI and low-code tools like Node-RED, reshapes job roles and enhances business operations -
Building on FlowFuse: Remote Device Monitoring
In this article we take a look at how elements of the FlowFuse ecosystem can be used to build powerful IoT applications for monitoring remote devices. -
Deploying FlowFuse with Docker on an Ubuntu server
Learn to deploy the FlowFuse on your Ubuntu server with Docker, from domain setup to running your app with email, SSL configurations. -
FlowFuse 2.6: AI Infused Node-RED, Persistent File Storage & Lots More
Discover the new features in FlowFuse 2.6, and it's focus on improving the Node-RED development experience. -
Node-RED Dashboard Formally Deprecated
It has just been announced that the predecessor to FlowFuse's Dashboard, Node-RED Dashboard, has been formally deprecated. Find out what this means for your Node-RED instances, see how you can get started with FlowFuse's Dashboard, and what we have planned in the near future. -
Multi-Tenancy available for everyone with FlowFuse's Dashboard 2.0
With a recent update in Node-RED Dashboard 2.0, we've made some significant changes to the multi-tenancy feature. Discover what's new and how it can benefit your projects. -
Node-RED 4: Bringing better collaboration to FlowFuse Cloud
Find out about the new Node-RED 4 release and what it brings to FlowFuse Cloud -
FlowFuse 2.5: New features to visualize snapshots, LDAP integration, and more
Discover the new features in FlowFuse 2.5, including LDAP integration, visual snapshot comparisons, blueprint previews, snapshot import/export support, and custom domain deployment for dashboards and APIs. -
Why you need a low-code platform
Discover how low-code platforms like FlowFuse empower domain experts to drive digital transformation. Learn how these tools enhance collaboration, close project gaps, and foster innovation, ensuring project success from start to finish. -
Product Mission Statement and Strategy Updates
We've recently refined our product strategy to better align with our mission and vision. Here's a summary of the changes. -
The MIND stack with Node-RED and FlowFuse Dashboard 2.0
Our objective is to streamline the deployment of the MIND stack, enhancing its usability without compromising functionality.