energy@home 0.5 Released

I’m excited to say a new release of energy@home have been released!

The new version includes:

• Offline data storage – If it was unable to save the data to the database it will save it file and later re-insert the data to be viewed online again.
• Removed Twitter support due to change in authentication protocol.
• Improved stability.

I’m hoping to bring back Twitter support once oAuth is supported and released in python-twitter but I may have to look for an alternative library if the project takes too long.

Offline storage is good but limited. I plan to enhance this to make it more robust in future releases.

More general tweaks and fixes as I go along.

Grab a copy at http://code.google.com/p/energyathome/

About Danny

I.T software professional always studying and applying the knowledge gained and one way of doing this is to blog. Danny also has participates in a part time project called Energy@Home [http://code.google.com/p/energyathome/] for monitoring energy usage on a premise. Dedicated to I.T since studying pure Information Technology since the age of 16, Danny Tsang working in the field that he has aimed for since leaving school. View all posts by Danny → This entry was posted in energy@home and tagged energy@home, oauth, twitter. Bookmark the permalink.

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