Behavio Updates the Funf Open Source Project | Linux Today

Behavio Updates the Funf Open Source Project

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Web Webster
Web Webster
Apr 11, 2013

Our high-level goals for Funf 0.4 were to increase reliability and performance, as well as minimize effort for the developer. This last part includes both developers who are using the standard Funf API and Android library to build apps, as well as those working on their own probes and extending the Funf framework at the lower levels. (A “probe” is the basic component type in Funf which is responsible for sensing or detecting some type of data, and reporting it to software clients that requested the information. Funf 0.4 comes with 38 built-in probes!)

Web Webster

Web Webster

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