Flow Tips:
Test and debug your code in your Sandbox environment
Play around! This is your development and testing playground. On your sandbox you can debug your flow and stabilize it.
Deploy your stable release to a separate environment when you're happy with it
Scale out with ease! Create highly available environments with a click of a button. Navigate to the Run section on your sidebar to create, update and delete existing environments.
Easily access your node documentation and usage information
Read more about your node of choice, its documentation is accessible directly from the canvas. Just press the Info tab located on the canvas bottom bar.
Use the debug node to print to the canvas debug tab, console or both
See your flows output by accessing the debug tab located on the bottom bar of the canvas. You are also able to see your container's log by navigating to the console tab right next to it.
Some canvas changes require a full deploy
Changes on canvas that will cause creation or deletion of endpoints will trigger a full deploy on your next run request. Node changes that are expected to cause a full deploy will appear as highlighted on your canvas.
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You are about to unlock the potential of your IoT applications with Flow Designer, a robust Web-based development environment where data-driven applications can be prototyped, built, and deployed with ease. This community project is designed to help you get started using Flow Designer with some beginning lessons.Last Commit
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Simple project that uses the Owntracks application to send data through Flow Designer and store in M2X Data Service. Also includes a Flow to help you create the device and streams in M2X.Last Commit
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This flow retrieves and displays the temperature, latitude, and longitude of a particular location on a static html page.Last Commit