ErnestW

So it's thenwjs.app/Contents/MacOS/nwjs folder as I remember,am I right? You just copied the files there? Somehow I didn't put it in Involt documentation as I left only the windows instructions. Since last few months I don't have Mac to test it :( However I receive mails from users with OS X so I assume that it works correctly. I should put this info on website with next update.

Root folder is the main folder of something.

Well, honestly I've never seen that. However, personally... I don't see how could I use this with my projects (in past and future).In Involt (or other software) - maybe combining multiple devices and communicating into single app is doable.

Oh, ok :)Yes, you are right that wifi communication would be better for this.Have you tried Blynk?

There are a few things to consider while using Involt. There are advantages and disadvantages of using this project. It depends on where or when do you use it.The main purpose of Involt is rapid prototyping and boosting the design process in terms of interaction design and UX design methodologies. I didn't want to make another IoT solution or library for hardware developers because there are plenty of them and I have no problem if you think they are more suitable for you.When I (me and most designers I know) do prototypes for web/app design I have a wide range of tools. I can use things like Axure, UX Pin (etc.) or do html wireframe without them. The problem is that it's not easy to do such prototype and test how is the interaction between end-user, app and device working before going fur…

There are a few things to consider while using Involt. There are advantages and disadvantages of using this project. It depends on where or when do you use it.The main purpose of Involt is rapid prototyping and boosting the design process in terms of interaction design and UX design methodologies. I didn't want to make another IoT solution or library for hardware developers because there are plenty of them and I have no problem if you think they are more suitable for you.When I (me and most designers I know) do prototypes for web/app design I have a wide range of tools. I can use things like Axure, UX Pin (etc.) or do html wireframe without them. The problem is that it's not easy to do such prototype and test how is the interaction between end-user, app and device working before going further in development without spending much time on programming (for example for bluetooth device and mobile native app to handle it). What is more, with Involt it's easy to work on both layout and device interactions so it's easier to iterate the concept. I received a lot of feedback and it's true that there is lack of such solution.Going back to your question... I saw a lot of Bluetooth and online enabled devices and their prototypes... even if their target is IOT in most cases there is no need of implementing online activities in their early prototypes. However, online support is a long term goal for Involt but it's not main focus for scenarios where it's best to use it....and by the way - maybe the whole idea is not well described on Instructables but there is more to read on about page