Still on Smartthings going to move over first of the year. I've read that some install Webcore on a pie I'm thinking that It can also be installed on the Hubitat hub as well. So Y use a pie. Also with the Smartthings hub, there are several versions When I purchase do I have to look for that as w…

You won't regret it, @user3509 ! I jumped over from ST a few months ago and zero regrets. Everything on HE and webcore working perfectly and more quickly, after correcting small issue with HE/ST versions handling date/time for timezones differently, and twc weather not supported on HE. Started con…

I just the hub a year ago and WC is amust setup. Do the HPM as suggested earlier and possibly BPT's bundle manger as well (he has a lot of code). The one thing that made my jump easier was setting up the ST hub as part of hub mesh with HE. [image] [RELEASE] HubConnect - Share Devic…

[image] dnickel: The one thing that made my jump easier was setting up the ST hub as part of hub mesh with HE. These days, it is no longer possible to install any new Groovy Apps/DTHs to one's ST account's Groovy IDE. ST has basically made the Groovy IDE Read-Only with respect to code. Soon…

I unpaired everything from ST and never looked back! [Office Space Fax Machine GIF - Office Space Fax Machine Fax - Discover &...] That brick has already sucked enough of my life away.

Thanks Guys for the info. I cant change over until the new year. As for backing up pistons. Ive read that some use the backup feature in WebCore and back all pistons up at once. I have read other posts that use the Green snapshot of the piston and use the individual code to restore that piston …

I backed them up and downloaded the .zip file. The ST pistons will still be accessible in your webCoRE dashboard, so I didn't feel the need to write down all the codes. You can upload the zip file, but I found it just as easy to copy the pistons over from ST and change them as I went. Again, you can…

If I remember right, once you unpair each device from ST it shows up as random coded name on the ST piston too. It is not so useful if you don't remember which device is which in the code. If you have some more complex pistons, I would recommend saving screenshots/un-anonymized of everything that …

[image] user3509: I cant change over until the new year. I would also recommend you hold off until the new year. Hubitat just announced that there will be some great news for Webcore users on December 31. Maybe Webcore will become a built-in app. Maybe the dashboard will be hosted on HE. We d…

[image] mattias: Hubitat just announced that there will be some great news for Webcore users on December 31. Maybe Webcore will become a built-in app. Maybe the dashboard will be hosted on HE. We don’t know yet, but if I were you I would definitely wait until the new year just to avoid the possi…

I guess that I will wait to see. A webCoRE announcement is exciting to me. An ST announcement, not so much. I only have an old Samsung vacuum robot still tied to that system. On the flip side, I appreciate that it is savvy business for HE to reach ST users and reduce barriers.

Webcore on Hubitat or Rasberry pi

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Didn’t have to wait too long! Here is the official announcement. This is great news for all webCoRE users!