70 karma · joined March 11, 2011
Instructions are pretty simple - there's a contact switch that puts the os in setup mode and creates an ad hoc network for the app to configure the wifi with your network. It gets linked up with your account and then you wire it up to your garage door button wires (usually 2 thumb screws on the door unit). After that mount the magnetic sensor.
The question is can middleware really solve the problem of having to re-engineer when you reach the limits of your current stack?
A web presence of these public events could rank you up in google - say I tell flockers I'm going to be at the MongoDB group - and anyone who wants to come can join. If some one googled mongodb group in a city - Flock could be high on the ranking.
Just my random thoughts / ideas.
Await should not be required - it should be more like...
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regularWork(); //im waiting till this thing is done
driveHome();// not executed till thing one is done
background orderStatus = orderPizza();
turnOnXbox();
while(orderStatus == 'not ready') {
playXbox();
}
turnOffXbox();
eat();
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Like I said - just my humble opinion that the code written would become more expressive.
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