WebThings

An open platform for monitoring and controlling devices over the web. Formerly Mozilla WebThings. @[email protected]

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WebThings is an open source project maintained by a community of volunteers. Get involved at https://t.co/qXQpWbyn4y

[Ben Francis @bfrancis]

New blog post: Putting the Web back in the Web of Things https://t.co/oKgnanI5p1

We spent over a decade standardising the Web of Things, but I believe it’s still missing a key component it needs in order to grow. 🧵

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Thank you to Amazon for sponsoring the WebThings project through the AWS Open Source Credits Program for a further year. This helps pay for critical back end infrastructure the WebThings community relies on.

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New blog post: Announcing WebThings Gateway 2.0 https://t.co/cNQTQWAUIJ

Build your own smart home hub. The WebThings community are very excited to announce the WebThings Gateway 2.0 release, with a new groups feature and @W3C_WoT standards support.

[Ben Francis @bfrancis]

New blog post: Introducing the Web Thing Protocol https://t.co/1ApVyZS5Pw

A dedicated real-time protocol for the Web of Things.

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Thank you to @Docker for another year of sponsorship through the Docker-sponsored Open Source Program. This helps the WebThings community develop and distribute WebThings Gateway and supports our back end infrastructure and toolchains.

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Robert Winkler from Deutsche Telekom demonstrates an LLM-based agent controlling smart home devices described using W3C Thing Descriptions by a pre-release version of WebThings Gateway 2.0. https://t.co/3BtSM9Bdju

[Ben Francis @bfrancis]

The Open Home Foundation Matter Server used by Home Assistant now has Matter certification, which is great news for any open source software project using the #Matter smart home protocol https://t.co/gAEgiEMiU5

[Ben Francis @bfrancis]

New blog post: My Vision of a Smart Building Operating System. #SmartBuildings #WebApps #WebOfThings https://t.co/fMTXCsneSB

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Did you know you can also find us on Mastodon? https://t.co/pCsxXCPJso

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We are delighted to share that Amazon will be sponsoring the WebThings project through the @AWSOpen Open Source Credits Program for a further year. This helps pay for critical back end infrastructure the WebThings community relies on.

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This work has been completed now and everything should be back up and running. If you experience any issues, please let us know.

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📣 There will be a brief outage of the https://t.co/FnWZFiuO9T remote access service today for essential maintenance.

[Ben Francis @bfrancis]

I think it's interesting that even with the existence of Matter, Google see the need for Google Home APIs to provide a "single unified interface to manage and control" devices in the home https://t.co/gVb3ZqBA5l

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Call for Contributions: Web Thing Protocol WebSocket Sub-protocol #WoT #IoT #webstandards https://t.co/RKjPhS55q0

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Welcoming Benno Waldhauer's C++ implementation of the Web Thing API to the WebThings Framework https://t.co/WpKMeBtgnk

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[Ben Francis @bfrancis]

~1,000 lines of code later and I know more about the NetworkManager DBus API than I ever wanted to know... #WebThings #UbuntuCore

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This work has now been completed. If you experience any issues receiving automated emails when registering or re-claiming a https://t.co/FnWZFiuO9T suddomain then please file an issue at https://t.co/cg409vylzL

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📣 Please be aware that automated emails for registering, confirming or reclaiming subdomains on the https://t.co/FnWZFiugkl remote access service may be disrupted over the next few days while we switch our outgoing mail servers.

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📣 The https://t.co/FnWZFiugkl tunnelling service will be inaccessible for a brief period today for some essential maintenance.

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We are delighted to be adding Amazon Web Services as a sponsor of the WebThings project, though the AWS Open Source Credits Program by @AWSOpen. These credits will help pay for our back end infrastructure over the next year and allow us to keep on building the Web of Things!