Thanks - that's what I'd hoped for. I didn't see that in the protocol docs on GitHub, but maybe I wasn't looking hard enough.
Did you consider pushing your existing protocol over MQTT? I ask because it would make it easy to have one or more local 'hubs', that then pushed data securely to your servers.
I get your points about mobile/web. Bloated, app-like websites that disable scaling frustrate me every day. I still don't believe that websites have to be like that.
Still it's a shame about the lack of Web-based control for me. While more people are using mobile, if I'm at the PC (like now) it'd be nice to be able to just bring up a website to control things, rather than pulling out my phone.
Out of interest, how do you implement all your widgets multi-platform? Do you reimplement everything on each platform, or do you use HTML/SVG and WebViews?
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Thanks - that's what I'd hoped for. I didn't see that in the protocol docs on GitHub, but maybe I wasn't looking hard enough.
Did you consider pushing your existing protocol over MQTT? I ask because it would make it easy to have one or more local 'hubs', that then pushed data securely to your servers.
I get your points about mobile/web. Bloated, app-like websites that disable scaling frustrate me every day. I still don't believe that websites have to be like that.
Still it's a shame about the lack of Web-based control for me. While more people are using mobile, if I'm at the PC (like now) it'd be nice to be able to just bring up a website to control things, rather than pulling out my phone.
Out of interest, how do you implement all your widgets multi-platform? Do you reimplement everything on each platform, or do you use HTML/SVG and WebViews?