How about a Jamaican translator

I'll be happy to help test as well

Me 14

Hi

have I missed something or has this been moved somewhere else or has there been any updates to this?

Thanks

Lee

no updates on this (workes fine as it is)
you have to compile it by youre self
if you do me a pm, I'll send you the source

Have you submitted it to the app store yet? If so, how long has it been?

Martijn Heeroma wrote:no updates on this (workes fine as it is)
you have to compile it by youre self
if you do me a pm, I'll send you the source

Hi Martijn,
I PMd you about getting a copy of the code. I can try incorporating some of paolopasseri's UI if you want. I started designing the SQL tables for zone grouping like master bedroom, kitchen etc..., device types, etc.. but don't want to get too far until I see what your schema is. Anyway, only if that's cool with you. I have no interest with the app store. I just want it on my phone and will share if I come up with something.
Thanks,
Ronnie

Martijn Heeroma wrote:quite usable version,
I have still have a lot of problems getting it running fine on the IPhone
strange crashes appear op the IPhone that dont exist in the simulator.

@Matt: do have some little time to have a look into the code ?

IndigoTouch 0.38b - Xcode project 2.11 mb

Hi Martijn,

Can you post a compiled version of indigotouch for iphone with firmware 2.1 ?

Thanks

FYI, we are working on an iPhone application to be included in the next major release of Indigo. I am not trying to discourage independent development here, but just wanted to give a heads up so there aren't any frustrations when we release our iPhone application. The more Indigo client iPhone apps the better as far as I'm concerned!

I hope it will be nice

I am not trying to discourage independent development here,

I know some things that will encourage client development

Martijn Heeroma wrote:I know some things that will encourage client development

What do you have in mind? I'd love to help out.

open source the communication and parsing,
everybody could hook up a UI on the fly then.

Martijn Heeroma wrote:open source the communication and parsing,
everybody could hook up a UI on the fly then.

Open source of most of the comm should be doable. The parsing is more tricky because it is tied directly to a lot of the other source code. The comm for the next major release has changed, however, so that our iPhone app is doing everything over HTTP (so that GoPrism.com reflectors will work). Point being, we need to get a beta of Indigo Server out before any of the source for the iPhone app will be helpful. No date yet, but it is my top priority right now and good progress is being made...

Open source of most of the comm should be doable

Would be nice to have something like the Flashclient

Hi Martijn,

Thanks again. I have the application running on my iPhone now and see where you are. Great job! I definitely like the SQL version but also miss the .38 version with the sunrise/sunset section in the bottom. I'll see how far I can get at tinkering with this. I want to change the icons on the devices to show state so I can have an overview of what is on and off. Maybe do some zone views, etc.. All this work just to then see Matt announce the ipHone version is out. LOL! In any case, good training exercise.

Matt,

Will version 4 allow for multiple conditions via the UI when setting up triggers. I know I can get around it in different ways, but as we thought what else could make your awesome product better and user friendly, that's what we came up with.

Don't know if you saw the thread but I took SeaOfClouds' web plugin and modified it so the page doesn't refresh when you send a command and I even have a version with sliders for dimmers. It is so solid and fast, I'm having 2nd thoughts about playing with a native iphone app now.

Ronnie