Must try it in the highly unlikely event we ever essay app development again.

Right. I now have an app for my phone that I use to control my heating. It doesn't (yet?) have a graph but that makes it work much quicker - getting that graph info from the DB on the Pi is SLOW.

I've added some JSON stuff to my server on the Pi so it returns Jason to the app. And so far it all seems to be working ok.

Only problem is the HTTPUrlConnection class in Android doesn't do digest authentication so if I want to use the app I need to disable the password on the Pi or find another HTTP implementation that supports digest.

And it's sooooooo much better compiling on here than the Pi doing it. Much quicker to test small changes.

And I think I need a quieter keyboard for late night coding *CLICK! CLICK! CLICK!*

Built my timer system now. It will turn on the water/heating for X minutes at a certain time, so not on at 1pm off at 4pm, instead on at 1pm for 4 hours.

Now need to integrate that into my boiler controller and get the app interface working to set the timers.

I'm so glad I've got a combi boiler and didn't have to mess about with hot water timers.

Yeah, that would definitely be better. Probably get it all set up then the boiler will blow up (hopefully not actually blow up) and we'll need to get a combi boiler.

Been fun making it, even though I hate C++.

Yaaaaaay! Timer is working with my boiler controller now :D :D I can have a daily event or a one time event.

Only problem is at the mo I need to do http://192.168.1.70:8081/addtimer?hour=23&minute=52&duration=1 manually. Need a UI for it.

New feature: Ajax loading of the graph. Gosh it takes a long time for the Pi to load that data. The other bits work quickly.

How many of the 10 million Raspberry Pis that have been sold did you buy? :)

Erm, I counted at least 12 yesterday.

:'D

8 in active use.