cannadbt

There's a lot of interest in manufacturing and logistics (warehouses and trucking). I think that's because these industries are under served for technology in general, and IoT is great fit for their a bunch of their use-cases.

Yep, unfortunately so many people are signing up for the kit can Twitter has throttled our app, which isn't letting all the messages through. We're working with their support now. It's letting some through though, so keep trying!

You can use the Webhook Trigger to do that pretty easily: https://docs.getstructure.io/workflows/triggers/webhook/

Demeteorizer uses "meteor bundle" internally. What it does differently is generate a package.json file from all of those bundled dependencies. It fixes the case where your development platform is different than your production platform. The native modules need to be recompiled. Using a package.json and npm install makes that really easy. Checkout the big red text in the Meteor docs on deploying[1].

[1] http://docs.meteor.com/#deploying

I'm the author of Demeteorizer. Would love to hear what happened so we can get it fixed.

We went with a free credit approach. Everyone gets enough credits for over a month of free service. The credits also let you evaluate the service however you want, you can spend them on anything.

Amazon runs our infrastructure and customer apps. Stats are all fired over to Azure. This is something we need to add to the FAQ.

We're definitely targeting small to medium customers. I think PAAS has the biggest payoff for teams that size. We have a customer on the platform now using dozens of servos, so it does work for big apps as well.

See what happens when developers write copy. We'll get that fixed. Thanks!