.NET Rocks

[stacyh3]

I was interviewed on .NET Rocks about some of the work I'm doing with my .NET Home Automation Community project. Of course, I mentioned the fantastic Cocoontech community.

The link is here: Stacy Harris Does Home Automation! For those who like to do their own software development, please feel free to contribute to the project. You can find the project information here: Home Automation with Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio 2008.

Stacy

 

[electron]

Congrats on the interview! My RSS reader picked it up this morning, I bookmarked it so I can listen to it tonight when I get home. Very interesting background!

 

[mdonovan]

I read in another post about your using the MS Robotics Studio to automate your home, and I think this is a very intriguing (spelling?) idea. I downloaded your source code and the robotics libraries and have been playing with it. I find it a bit awkward that it's installed under your user folder instead of Program Files, and you need to run an app to alter your vs projects to point to the correct folder, but the idea is very interesting.

Matt

 

[stacyh3]

I read in another post about your using the MS Robotics Studio to automate your home, and I think this is a very intriguing (spelling?) idea. I downloaded your source code and the robotics libraries and have been playing with it. I find it a bit awkward that it's installed under your user folder instead of Program Files, and you need to run an app to alter your vs projects to point to the correct folder, but the idea is very interesting.

Matt

I agree the install is a bit awkward. I think the Robotics guys are aware of that issue and are addressing it for subsequent releases. I'm glad to hear that you're playing with the code. I plan to make some changes to the projects to make it easier for people who don't have the hardware to try some things in "virtual" mode.

Stacy