> Even though shunned by Apple and Mozilla, Web Bluetooth enjoys wide support and just works.
That’s an interesting way to say Chrome Only feature but you shouldn’t care because Mozilla ran Firefox into 3%/ground and Safari doesn’t matter.
IDK… to the point of the project… I guess that’s cool. But once you have defined and tested your GATTs, it hasn’t been my experience to come back to it a ton of times.
I just wrote unit and systems tests along with a BLE speedtest that also confirms protocol so I could run it where it matters - on different phones.
It was my experience to care more about distance, speed, interval, and MTU on actual hardware than protocol confirmation to a PC.
That’s an interesting way to say Chrome Only feature but you shouldn’t care because Mozilla ran Firefox into 3%/ground and Safari doesn’t matter.
IDK… to the point of the project… I guess that’s cool. But once you have defined and tested your GATTs, it hasn’t been my experience to come back to it a ton of times.
I just wrote unit and systems tests along with a BLE speedtest that also confirms protocol so I could run it where it matters - on different phones.
It was my experience to care more about distance, speed, interval, and MTU on actual hardware than protocol confirmation to a PC.