MyNodes.NET moving to node.js.

[Nca78]

@derwish said:

I expect there are developers who join the development MyNodes.NET. But the interest of developers is not so strong as I expected. Perhaps ASP.NET not so popular among developers who may be interested in creating a smart home, and such things. I thought MyNodes may become more popular if it will be written in node.js. Let's see what will come out of this.

Hello, I have some interest in the project in ASP.NET as it looks very promising, just didn't have time to check the code yet, but I hope I will be able to do it in the coming weeks.

I'm not sure it's necessary to hurry to move to the next version of ASP.NET, you can keep using the current version and let MS finish, then let it some time to smooth out the rough edges after the final version is released :)

[derwish]

@Nca78 Thank you for your interest. Write about your experience, and ask questions if something is not clear in the code.

[neech]

derwish,

Your controller looks awesome.

I'd like to start implementing this on my raspberry pi (either pi 1 model B or pi 3). I ran into dependency issues when installing mono on my pi 1 model B. The link to the .net install instructions is different then in your video so I followed the instructions on your video with out success.

Do I just need to wait for the node.js version to come out? Would that version still require .NET? I would assume not because node.js is based on javascript. Do you have any node.js development versions that I could try?

Looking forward to getting this installed.

Thanks,
neech

[derwish]

@neech Hi. Version for node.js will not require ASP.NET. It will be independent software. But it is still in a very early stage of development, and there are no predictions when it will be finished. But now, I think you need to find instructions on how to install ASP.NET 5 version RC1, and then everything will work fine.

[neech]

@derwish ,

This is the only instructions I have found for installing .net on linux:
https://www.microsoft.com/net/core#debian

Do you think this will work?

Thanks,
neech

[fahrettine]

Good news!!!
When do you plan to lounch the new (Node.JS) version?

[derwish]

@fahrettine I halted the development, because now working on a commercial project. But I plan to continue to develop after two months. I think that in this case, the working version will be released by the end of the year.

[derwish]

@neech This instructions for the latest version of the framework. It's not compatible. Look for how to install the RC1 version.

[neech]

@derwish , like this? https://blog.tonysneed.com/2015/05/25/develop-and-deploy-asp-net-5-apps-on-linux/

[ebo]

Hi @derwish

What is the current status about the project to node.js?
still moving?

[derwish]

@ebo hi
I had to postpone this project because of work, but I plan to start in January and finish within a month or two.

[antlomb]

Hi @derwish, can I ask you what's the status of the project ? Thanks in advance for your time.

[derwish]

Hi @antlomb! The development is in full swing and is nearing completion. I did a great job, much more than I planned for this version. The final step is the redesign of the user interface, and some more minor improvements. I made everything much more convenient and intuitive. You can see the CHANGELOG.

[Alex_Black1989]

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[neech]

Congratulations derwish! Singlehub has been long awaited. I will try and test this on a Ubuntu server tonight.

Thank you,
neech

[derwish]

@neech You can try, but some features are still not available - not all of UI elements available for now, there is only support Serial MYS-gateway (not ethernet). It is better to wait some more time. I'm sure I'm close to releasing a public beta version, but not today)

[antlomb]

@derwish , thanks for the update. Keep us informed :-)