FlexGui development going strong

[FlipFlop™]

Here's a sneak preview of the work being done on the FlexGui.

It's completely build in HTML5, with CSS3 and JavaScript. It's designed as one page, which can be loaded locally (including all images, scripts and css files). It makes a direct connection to the hub, so there's no need for a webserver. There will be an Android app available with the exact same functionality too.

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too best ,
Greetings

[tiwgr]

wait to release.

[Imtheone]

Here's a sneak preview of the work being done on the FlexGui.

It's completely build in HTML5, with CSS3 and JavaScript. It's designed as one page, which can be loaded locally (including all images, scripts and css files). It makes a direct connection to the hub, so there's no need for a webserver. There will be an Android app available with the exact same functionality too.

Looks great... when do you suppose this will be released?

[sergius_s]

Interesting question... Imtheone, you just be patient and you will get it!

[FlipFlop™]

Unfortunately due to a serious lack of time there isn't any active development at this time.
I will let you know when there's some progress again.

[Propaganda]

Dear Flipflop,

Any update to report since the last post on this topic 1,5 years ago?

Thanks, Frank

Unfortunately due to a serious lack of time there isn't any active development at this time.
I will let you know when there's some progress again.

[Dave]

Unfortunately due to a serious lack of time there isn't any active development at this time.
I will let you know when there's some progress again.

Has any further development started yet on the GUI?

Dave
silv3rsc0rpion1.hopto.org:1411

[FlipFlop™]

Nope, unfortunately not.

[Dave]

Nope, unfortunately not.

Shame really .. I loved the overall look of the GUI.

Would be really good when its completed.

Dave

[Propaganda]

FlipFlop,

Really hope you are able to find time in making a version available soon.
At this moment the solution you have provided is about the only way you can run a Hub from a NAS, and one of the primary ways of approaching a nas is via web interface (like couchpotato,nzbget...etc etc).
Being able to manage the Hub via a web interface would be very very welcome!

Gr. Frank