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Audio: Embracing an Open Source Philosophy for Better UX in Buildings

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Here are the Audio Stream & Slides from our 3rd Free Webinar of the 2019 Smart Buildings Series.

Embracing an Open Source Philosophy for Better UX in Buildings. Memoori talked to Jonathan McFarlane, Co-Founder of ACAEngine; discussing how to design an “open” smart building by selecting the right dependencies. And how an open source approach leads to better UX.

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Resources
* Jonathan McFarlane’s Blog – https://www.jon.sydney/
* Choose an open source license – https://choosealicense.com/
* The GitHub Repository for all ACAEngine Projects – https://github.com/acaprojects

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