A Tweetador? YES!

[JE3146]

not sure why they took the time to do all that and didn't bother to implement some form of wireless interface to broadcast packets, then have a daemon server pick them up, parse, and process to the sql db.... least that's what I would have done....

Thought about doing something like this for my capstone project, only with bluetooth... and not using twitter, but a custom widget app for the desktop.

[gnukfu]

Originally Posted by JE3146

not sure why they took the time to do all that and didn't bother to implement some form of wireless interface to broadcast packets, then have a daemon server pick them up, parse, and process to the sql db.... least that's what I would have done....

Thought about doing something like this for my capstone project, only with bluetooth... and not using twitter, but a custom widget app for the desktop.

- I have no friggin clue what all this means but is sounds kewl......

[TheTraveler]

Originally Posted by JE3146

not sure why they took the time to do all that and didn't bother to implement some form of wireless interface to broadcast packets, then have a daemon server pick them up, parse, and process to the sql db.... least that's what I would have done....

Thought about doing something like this for my capstone project, only with bluetooth... and not using twitter, but a custom widget app for the desktop.

The humi periodically updates the logfile in the sql database. Then a separate app on your WM phone could periodically connect to the db and notify you of any large swings in temp or humidity (you set the definition of "large swing") without you even having to check it yourself. You'd just get a little alarm if things got out of normal ranges.