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Greetings! Thank you for the kind words. It's really good to see more developers getting into the space of writing open-source platforms for services. I believ
by _Marak_ 9y ago
Greetings! Thank you for the kind words.
It's really good to see more developers getting into the space of writing open-source platforms for services. I believe there is room for much growth in this field. I'll take a deeper dive into 1backend and check out how it works.
hook.io has pretty much a zero dollar budget and maybe $150 spent on marketing. It's been slowly and steadily growing for the past years and I'm happy with it's progress. I'm currently working on building integrated hardware solutions with raspberry pi to offer an open-source local version of Amazon Echo or Google Assistant type devices.
- koolba 9y ago> I'm currently working on building integrated hardware solutions with raspberry pi to offer an open-source local version of Amazon Echo or Google Assistant type devices. Any info on the software side of your project? I've been looking for exactly that (FOSS programmable digital assistant totally under my control). Closest I've seen so far is Jasper[1] but it's still pretty raw. [1]: http://jasperproject.github.io http://jasperproject.github.io
- _Marak_ 9y agoThe raspberry is running a local copy of the same software which powers the production hook.io site. Code is at: https://github.com/bigcompany/hook.io https://github.com/bigcompany/hook.io I don't have any turn-key solutions available for setting up the software, but we are working on it. I wish I could offer you more at this point. You can signup for updates on our site and we'll send an email when we have something ready. I'd suggest hacking away on your own solution and post a write-up on what you ended up using. The hardest issue I've encountered so far is local voice detection. Still trying to figure out the best solution for that.