Hi,
So far Kraken is doing a good job, well documented, relatively easy to use.
But unfortunately to use it 'in production', some kind of map software is needed like https://map.krakenrf.com/ or the Android app. Certanly when having multiple krakens active.
As a developer, it would save us a lot of time re-creating the tools to make small modifications.
Basically I'm wondering what the posibilities are on open-sourcing these tools as well.
One of the problems: Frequency hopping is an issue, the cloud service / android app sees it as a new frequency every time thus never actually displaying it correctly.
Also the online map was offline a few times, not very reliable, rather have it in our own control.
Futher more, protect the user from generating attributions by connecting to the kraken servers, rather have it running in a private network.
Hi,
So far Kraken is doing a good job, well documented, relatively easy to use.
But unfortunately to use it 'in production', some kind of map software is needed like https://map.krakenrf.com/ or the Android app. Certanly when having multiple krakens active.
As a developer, it would save us a lot of time re-creating the tools to make small modifications.
Basically I'm wondering what the posibilities are on open-sourcing these tools as well.
One of the problems: Frequency hopping is an issue, the cloud service / android app sees it as a new frequency every time thus never actually displaying it correctly.
Also the online map was offline a few times, not very reliable, rather have it in our own control.
Futher more, protect the user from generating attributions by connecting to the kraken servers, rather have it running in a private network.