Yaler - a simple, open and scalable relay infrastructure for the Web of Things

http://yaler.org/

by tamberg • 16 years ago

30 6 16 years ago

yaler.org

natch• 16 years ago

Unfortunately, It's only licensed for non-commercial use. Next.

akaalias• 16 years ago

Good catch, thank you for pointing that out.

giantfuzzypanda2• 16 years ago

True, but this seems great for a personal project/experiment.

MaysonL• 16 years ago

I bet that a commercial license would be available on reasonable terms: Oberon Microsystems have been around for quite a while, and are quite good people (I used their Blackbox [neé Oberon/F] IDE for personal stuff for quite a while, and it's one of the nicest development environments I've ever worked with. (It's a bit of a surprise to see them writing Java, though.)

maineldc• 16 years ago

Is anyone familiar with something like this that is usable in commercial systems?

giantfuzzypanda2• 16 years ago

Would also like to know. I think for commercial systems you would have to create a solution yourself, or else a commercially usable system like this would be well-known.

Yaler - a simple, open and scalable relay infrastructure for the Web of Things

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