bobbyD
June 6, 2020, 10:33am
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Wouldn't individual tags such as "NodeRed", or "MQTT", or "Hubconnect," etc. be better than just one generic "unofficial" tag?
We have the Community Apps Wiki, with links to main topic, and subsequent posts related to one of those apps should use the app tag to link the posts together:
The purpose of this Wiki post* is to maintain an active list of custom community apps that are currently running on the Hubitat Elevation platform. As you add/find new apps compatible with Hubitat Elevation, please add them here to keep the Community up to date.
Please see the Documentation Link (above in header bar) for information on built-in apps and devices. (https://docs2.hubitat.com )
For examples on how to write your own custom apps, check out our public GitHub repository: HubitatPubli…
I also mentioned this, here:
Thank you for your feedback. I agree too, that popular topics can get lengthy, especially if they involve subsequent events related to the initial topic. I think a more manageable solution may be, to use "tags" rather than categories. Tags can be easily searched, and also, existing topics can easily be tagged by many of our active community members. Unfortunately, it is not possible to allow users to create new categories.
Here is an example of a tag for community created integration:
MyQ tag …
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