It was called “G2-minimill” and pointed to https://github.com/lutorm/workspace-tinyg. I think all my widget changes had been merged to your versions though.
Hi John.
Im getting back into my widget project with the onset of winter. How is progress?
Ive been away for a while so Im presuming as long as I cant login, I am unable to load my workspace and test the widget Im working on right? Im in no rush by the way, ive got plenty of other CNC projects to keep me busy.
Thanks in advance…
@jlauer Do you need help adapting to cloud datastore APIs? Is the code open source?
I do need help adapting. I’m open to sharing the code, but the reason I didn’t on the server side is there are gaping security holes, but they end up being less gaping through obscurity. With sharing the code, it’ll be much more obvious that people could use some of the features in abusive ways.
I merged the two threads about this problem into one to facilitate conversation.
Yeah, I don’t mind looking. johnsonm on github. No promises, but sometimes I’ve managed to be helpful. 
Yesterday and today I was adapting some non-production code that used our appwrap library around datastore and was last deployed with go 1.11 to work with go go 1.14, where the compatibility bridge that was available for go 1.11 just isn’t accessible at all, so it’s currently relatively fresh in mind for me.
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First, I want to say thanks for making this software available; it’s the best thing I’ve found for my custom CNC rig, even in the semi-broken state it’s currently at.
Second, I was wondering if there was any progress on repairing the login functionality? If not, dare I bring up the idea of a local version that isn’t subject to the whims of a cloud provider?
Hey there, yeah, I keep using the software too even though I have not done any major updates in a while, and it’s still way better than much that’s out there, including dragging/dropping Eagle PCB’s to mill them out. Just did another one last week and it was near perfection.
The login functionality is quite stalled as the amount of hours to revamp the code is pretty bad. A local version would be great, but that is about a 10% rewrite on something that took 1000’s of hours to create. If you were up for doing that, I’d totally be up for helping you through advice and suggestions. I presume you would want to wrap in Electron?
Hey John, I was super keen to use your ChiliPeppr ESP32 workspace with the Robot arm. Now that I cant login, create my own workspace and clone yours, what tool would you recommend to push all your lau files to the ESPs? The editor in the Chilipeppr/ESP32 workspace does not allow copy paste from and open file or copying complete files in from local disk - unless I am missing something? Any help appreciated.
Sadly there’s no easy way to do it. I would just create a new file, cut/paste the contents, then save it as the appropriate name. You can cut/paste. Just do Ctrl-v.