The UDP networking is now done for my Freevo remote app, tested it with my Freevo server earlier and it works perfectly. Just have to finish up the Settings tab, which will most likely be done today, so that one can specify what host and port it should connect to and stuff like that. Then it’s just the final icons and intensive bug testing and tweaking left to do. Making this app has been a great help in putting the stuff I have learned in the book into practice.
So school starts again tomorrow. Or well not really. I’m just going to talk to someone about what courses I decided on for my master’s education (since you get to pick 90% of the curriculum yourself). The courses don’t actually start until Tuesday. Will be nice to start meeting other people again, rather than sitting here cooped up in Karlskrona with nobody we know.
Awesome app, is this open source ? can I get it ? It doesn't matter if its not ready to deploy, I can hack the way myself but I could reaaally make good use of it.
ReplyDeleteecho NEXT > /dev/tcp/x.x.x.x/16311 for controlling freevo is kind of not that cool :-)