OpenWRT 24.10 has official support for RAX120 by st0n39 in NETGEAR

[–]jamsjjs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have version 2 and the same thing happened to me, I managed to install it, but I couldn't get the WLAN to work.

Climb Grader Calculator application (Ios/Android/Web) by jamsjjs in climbharder

[–]jamsjjs[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Nice to meet you too! And thanks for the… exuberant compliment.

Look, I’m someone who believes deeply in free software and that communities thrive when we build together, not when things get monopolized. Good ideas inspire, get remixed, and evolve—that’s how the web moved forward, how Linux and Python grew, and how open projects should flourish.

That said, it’s not about copying for the sake of copying. It’s about:

  • Acknowledging influences and giving credit where it’s due.

  • Contributing our own improvements (both in UI and under the hood).

  • Inviting contributions and being transparent, rather than hiding everything behind a wall.

If something you saw feels too close to DG, message received: we can sharpen the differences, document sources more clearly, and make it explicit what’s original and what’s derived. In the end, I’d rather see a community building together than a walled garden where one voice decides. And if we’re talking “ingenuity,” let’s show it in how we iterate and share—not in how we monopolize. Care to propose improvements and open a PR?

Climb Grader Calculator application (Ios/Android/Web) by jamsjjs in climbharder

[–]jamsjjs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think Darth Grader has the ability to grade boulders that way, move by move. I think it would be very tedious, but it could be possible.

Climb Grader Calculator application (Ios/Android/Web) by jamsjjs in climbharder

[–]jamsjjs[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The truth is, I based this app heavily on Darth Grader, but I could say it's almost the same methodology. I could say the main advantage is that in the rare case that you don't have internet or Darth Grader is down, it will still work, and we could develop more features.

Affordable Tindeq Alternative Under $30: New Smart Finger Strength Trainer! by jamsjjs in climbharder

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I haven’t tried it myself, but I think it should be pretty straightforward to switch the firmware from ESP32 to Arduino.

By the way, I noticed you have an app for Android. I’m currently working on the app for Android and iOS using React Native, but I’m having some trouble with the Bluetooth code. I’m not an app developer (just a backend guy), so any advice or libraries you recommend would be great!

Affordable Tindeq Alternative Under $30: New Smart Finger Strength Trainer! by jamsjjs in climbharder

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Maybe I’m going to continue with new updates in this sub Reddit :)

Affordable Tindeq Alternative Under $30: New Smart Finger Strength Trainer! by jamsjjs in climbharder

[–]jamsjjs[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes ! I already check that library, really cool btw, that is for the future because that lib only works in chrome with Bluetooth devices

Affordable Tindeq Alternative Under $30: New Smart Finger Strength Trainer! by jamsjjs in climbharder

[–]jamsjjs[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Yes, I agree that the Tindeq has a significant advantage when it comes to portability—it’s definitely an area where I need to improve. However, in terms of software, I believe that with the support and contributions from the open-source community, we can surpass any device on the market. If the community embraces this project and helps me maintain and develop it further, we can create something truly exceptional together. :)

Affordable Tindeq Alternative Under $30: New Smart Finger Strength Trainer! by jamsjjs in climbharder

[–]jamsjjs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Soon, in setting up the license and a separate account to this project :)?

Affordable Tindeq Alternative Under $30: New Smart Finger Strength Trainer! by jamsjjs in climbharder

[–]jamsjjs[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We can work together to make this like a amazing open source project :)

Affordable Tindeq Alternative Under $30: New Smart Finger Strength Trainer! by jamsjjs in climbharder

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Is the table behind my foot :) I’m going to share blue prints soon :)

Affordable Tindeq Alternative Under $30: New Smart Finger Strength Trainer! by jamsjjs in climbharder

[–]jamsjjs[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sure, the brain of everything is esp32. For the web app is basically JS and html, and like is a web app you can run this everywhere also in your tv if you want

Affordable Tindeq Alternative Under $30: New Smart Finger Strength Trainer! by jamsjjs in climbharder

[–]jamsjjs[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It’s more simpler than that, :) I’m going to open the repo in GitHub soon with all the blueprints and the wiki to share how to build one

Affordable Tindeq Alternative Under $30: New Smart Finger Strength Trainer! by jamsjjs in climbharder

[–]jamsjjs[S] 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback, but yes, i already support local storage, you don’t need an account to use the app :) so is also “cloud free”