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> To create Recipes for things you would like to happen automatically, just register and login at IFTTT.com (it’s free) and connect to the OnHub channel. Then s
by venomsnake 11y ago
> To create Recipes for things you would like to happen automatically, just register and login at IFTTT.com (it’s free) and connect to the OnHub channel. Then start cooking up the Recipes that serve you best. Because OnHub on IFTTT works with so many products and services, there are lots of options for Recipes you can create.
And why this needs to be cloud service? Instead of locally running demon on a raspberry pi?
- dannyr 11y agoMaybe to make it more accessible to normal people?
- fucking_tragedy 11y agoI know a dozens of normal people who need a router but no non-tech oriented person who knows, cares about or would find utility in IFTTT. Even if this was the case, a solution for normal people doesn't necessarily mean cloud based.
- kefka 11y agoI have my instances of Node-Red running on : 1. Home IoT controller 2. Public-facing webserver 3. At friend's house where my 3d printers are And they are all connected together via Tor for networking. Hidden Services are awesome, as they can semantically be treated as a huge ethernet hub (topologically speaking). And Node-Red can command and control other Node-Reds via other plugins. Edit: There's 474 different Nodes that Node-Red can use. And one node is node-red-contrib-npm, which exposes any npm module as a node to Node-Red. Which sums that up to about 250,000 nodes. http://flows.nodered.org/ http://flows.nodered.org/