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Heya! Just backed the project, seems super promising! As a developer have you tested these while coding? I've tried rainymooods which works alright, but I'm won
by tbranyen 12y ago
Heya! Just backed the project, seems super promising! As a developer have you tested these while coding? I've tried rainymooods which works alright, but I'm wondering now if this wouldn't be more effective (because of the cancelling). Also I may have missed this, but do you have any ideas with regards to motion sensoring or opening the API? It'd be great to buy a motion sensor compatible with Android and hook into the wearables to alert if someone (or in the case of camping something) is nearby.
- d4n13ll33 12y agoCool thanks! :D I use a wired version all the time and I love how I can zone in and ignore the things going on around me! Motion sensing would be a bit of an expensive add-in. :( We would want to open up the API, thinking about it but we're a little worried because we don't know if there will be much application as our feature set is very tailored to the use case that we've defined :/
- tbranyen 12y agoWell this is what I mean. You say expensive; I say damn cheap : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/192833321/pebblebee-the-most-versatile-ios-android-bluetooth https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/192833321/pebblebee-the... This is why you need to open up the API in whatever form you can. Developers are going to want to use your tool in ways you aren't thinking of.
- d4n13ll33 12y agoI guess we're just hesitant to add extra hardware now because fitting everything initially was a bit of a pain. True on the opening up of the API - we'll most likely end up opening it up!