Marvin ROGER

@bodiroga it is true. It just felt more natural to have node arrays, rather than properties arrays. 😉

@timpur definitely, that's a great idea. Thank you so much for supporting this project, it's sad that I don't have enough time to work on it, but thanks to everyone...

You can do that with your electrical panel, right?

Technically, it is feasible: * On each boot, we increment the counter * If the device is powered on for more than, say, 5 seconds, we reset the counter *...

Okay, I see a potential security breach with this feature. An attacker could simply switch on and off the electricity from the outside of the house to gain access to...

@amayii0 with `millis()`, we only have to know since how many time the device is powered on You don't need to isolate your nodes. If you change your Wi-Fi/MQTT credentials,...

Definitely, good idea! This will be a post 2.0 feature, as we need to focus on stability (the dev branch seems pretty buggy right now. Sorry for the long response...

@euphi you're right. I just created a [Gitter room](https://gitter.im/homie-iot/ESP8266), a badge on the README and a link to the room in the issue template.

Even though Homie for ESP8266 is an high level abstraction, I'm not sure everything should be abstracted. Indeed, in your case, the data is specific to the device, so it...

Remember that Homie is state-based. You don’t tell your device to “turn on the device”, but to put its “on” state to “true”. Same thing for the volume. Cordialement, Marvin...