UPDATE: Recent SmartThings User Experience & Platform Performance

[JDRoberts]

@gtc100

I do get the perspective. I wish the community of communities (on all the subjects I’m interested in anyway), especially the top folks who know all and spend SO much time helping would instead, keep up a wiki and just point to it. A wiki is a much more efficient method to keep, find and reuse the body of knowledge. It’s the instant gratification of writing a quick note that causes us all to spend probably twice the time here!

SmartThings has a community-created wiki! New contributors are always welcome!

Announcing ThingsThatAreSmart.wiki

Hi everyone, Something has been bothering me for a while, and I’ve seen others comment on it as well… There is so much amazing content from the community on these forums, but in the forum format, it can be really hard to find the info that you’re looking for, and when you do find an answer, it’s impossible to know whether it is the latest and greatest info on the topic. To solve this problem, I’d like to announce the launch of [ThingsThatAreSmart.wiki][1], the unofficial SmartThings wiki! [ [image]][1] We’ve setup this wiki to provide a place for the community to create content in wiki article format, that can be easily linked to, updated, and maintained by everyone. The initial set of categories includes: Officially supported devices Details we’ve learned about these dev…