Lois•2y ago

Hardware IoT API

Maybe it's a wrong place to ask but out of curious: Does anyone have experience building API for hardware/IoT device to control and monitor them from frontend? How's the process? How long did it take? How's the investment come back?

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mark salsbery•2y ago

Yes on experience…there’s a lot of variables depending on the device and its programmability, communication stack/protocol, connectivity, etc. Front end is the easy part generally 😉

Lois•2y ago

umm will come back to this thread when I have more solid stuff. At the moment it already has a simple control system but it is not really calculating the best economic value from how it sounds seems like thermostats would be suffice

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