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SmartHomeHackathon
This page contains a list fo resources and tutorials for developers participating to the Smart Home Hackathon
##Documentation
The easiest way you can interact with the Energy@Home eco-system is through HTTP REST and WebSocket APIs exposed by the JEMMA platform:
- DAL HTTP REST and WebSocket APIs documentation
- Documentation of DAL Functions exposed by JEMMA devices
Both pages includes examples on how to interact with JEMMA appliances through the APIs
##Download
The current stable version of JEMMA is version 0.9
- The test environment: provides an implementation of a simulated home environment that can be used to test your software components with fake devices.
- JEMMA v0.9 binaries: can be downloaded and runned in a PC with a FlexKey and other ZigBee devices. You'll be able to use the APIs against a real set-up. You can take a look at this guide to run a JEMMA environment on your PC.
- Fork github repository if you want to direcly access to JEMMA code
#Booking the access to the real demo
You can test your application against the real demo by booking a 30 minutes slot for your group. You'll be able to do that by contacting Tutors/Mentors during the event.
##Contacts
Follow instructions in this page to subscribe to the jemma-general Mailing List. If needed, the Mailing List will be used by tutors to share tips and additional information during the event.
A ZIP file with all Slides from day 1 presentations are available here