Announcement - Changes to Legacy SmartThings Platform

#62

Interesting.

#63

Well that certainly doesnā€™t offer much hope thereā€™ll ever be a new webCoRE now does it? Hate being in this position where itā€™s either I give up the main driver of 99% of all my automations on SmartThings or I endure the pain of moving all my devices and automations over to Hubitat.

#64

May I ask how you heard this?

If true, for some strange reason, I find this positively liberatingā€¦ Iā€™m going to bet that Adrian can do much more while unaffiliated, than he could with going thru management or red tape at SmartThingsā€¦

Letā€™s just hope his interest still lies with SmartHome logicā€¦

#65

https://community.smartthings.com/t/rational-for-the-rules-api-language-syntax/236221/5

#66

LinkedIn

If anything it probably raises the chances of a revamped version of Webcore that works with Rules API. Iā€™m sure @ady624 canā€™t say why he left, but maybe he can say if heā€™s allowed to work on Webcore now .

#67

Makes you wonder if heā€™s manually turning on switches at home :slight_smile:

#68

This appears like trolling. Youā€™ve been badmouthing webCoRE on the SmartThings forum for over 16 months, telling people on a daily basis, sometimes five times a day, that they should either stop using webCoRE, or if theyā€™re thinking about using webCoRE for the first time, not to bother to install it, and to use the inferior inbuilt Automations instead.

And now youā€™re interested in Adrianā€™s work status?

#69

Depends how you look at it I guess. Left to their own devices, the webCoRE Community hasnā€™t exactly been galvanised into action. So things might have improved from having no hope to an only hope. Rather depends on what Adrian wants to do really. Thatā€™s his business though.

#70

ST is taking another step towards the eventual transition from groovy on the ST platform.