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A blog article about how these modulations work will be published in the future as well, so that'll be a very interesting read :-) This also means that work on the Arduino library for the Geek Backers has started. A lot of 868 MHz device suse this frequency modulation to communicate back. The microcontroller software has been updated internally to support FSK and GFKS modulations, next to ASK. iOS is a little bit behind, but Push notifications and Presence detection for iOS are on their way. The smartphone app has been updated as well.

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Updating them one by one is a mistake sensitive task, so this generator makes it a lot easier for us to keep high quality! A lot of these apps are the same, so they also contain the same bugs. We've also finished work of a 433 MHz app generator, which basically automatically creates a 433 MHz app such as KlikAanKlikUit and Elro based on a configuration file. Homey's API's are not planned to change much anymore, so this shouldn't happen often in the future.

The developer documentation seemed not to be clear enough, which caused the broken apps in the first place, so that has been updated as well.

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Our update in v0.8.38 broke more apps than we'd expected. The v0.8.39 update will be released next week, and that update will most likely be promoted to the Stable update channel as well. This week consisted mostly of small fixes here and there, making sure things work reliably beforing adding new features.

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Update v0.8.38 broke some of our apps with drivers because of an API change. These are Osram Lightify, Aldi (Quigg) ,La Crosse, Smarter (Coffee & iKettle), Stocks, Blokker, Heatmiser Neo, LIFX and Milight. We've also updated our apps and added a few new ones. Next week we will also look into Infrared and give it some love. In contrary to most companies, we will have a lot more manhours to spend when the Holidays begin, so expect a boost in development speed then. It's really juggling with time and priorities at the moment, just remember that we're working as hard as we can so get everything working great. The Z-Wave is making a lot of progress, and we hope to be able to release it within a month. So far it seems to run okay, so there's a big chance we'll promote it to the stable channel this week as well. Sorry for the delayed update! This week Homey v0.8.38 has been shipped to the experimental channel. It looks promising to increase the Text to Speech accuracy, but we have to perform more tests to be sure about that! We've also played with Google's Speech API. Eventually, this will be used to add SSL encryption so even when you're in a trusted network, all communication is secure. Your Homey will then be locally accessible by going to. We've also taken the first steps for SSL on LAN, which will roll out next week.

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The promised Z-Wave rewrite is making huge steps and is going faster than we expected.įor developers using Windows, an option has been added in the Developers settings panel to activate USB debugging.Ī new mobile app version has been released for Android that introduces Presence detection, by combining your Wi-Fi network information and Geofencing together. Homey has been translated to Dutch completely. No fancy designs, just making Homey more stable! Today v0.8.36 is released that fixes some issues as well.

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Within two months we expect to have audio streaming to Sonos and other Bluetooth & Wi-Fi speakers working, with full playlist support! That's going to be amazing: a playlist can contain tracks from various apps, like Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube etc. In the upcoming weeks, we'll focus on Infrared, Bluetooth LE, 433 & 868 MHz FSK and core stability. At least in the smartphone apps it works great already! The microphone performance is still an ongoing track we're working hard on. Our speech servers have been updated to better parse numbers ('two hundred and fifteen' to 215) which makes it easier for developers to use this in their apps. We've got a new engineer in the team, Bas, that is working full-time to maintain our apps and create new ones. The android version 2 will be released within a few days as well!Ī lot of Homey apps have been updated! To name a few: Mi-Light, Smartalarm, Heatmiser neo, Nefit Easy, LIFX, Smartwares, WoonVeilig and Philips Hue. We're also super proud to announce that the iOS App has been released to the iTunes App Store! It's still in bèta, so make sure to report your issues in the iOS discussion topic. Also the Z-Wave Apps API will be written at the same time, which will add device-specific customizability, like a Motion Sensor sensitivity slider, instead of alien looking parameters. This will take about one or two months, but we expect to have it rock solid then. We've decided to do a complete rewrite of the codebase, to get up to standards. Z-Wave passed certification this week! We still think it's a little bit buggy however. The next update (0.8.35) will include at least folders for your Flows!

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