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Plans to open source the SDK?

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‎09-05-2017 12:50

‎09-05-2017 12:50

The documentation so far is great and I expect it'll be improved immensely going forward and when people start using it. That said, I think a lot of the questions so far could be answered pretty easily by the source if was available.

 

I know there's plenty of tradeoffs when open-sourcing code backing a for-profit enterprise, but I wanted to ask anyway:

 

Are there any plans to open source the Fitbit SDK?

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‎09-05-2017 13:14

‎09-05-2017 13:14

This is not currently planned, and I don't think it could be achieved without open sourcing large amounts of the firmware itself. Sorry.

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‎09-05-2017 13:14

‎09-05-2017 13:14

This is not currently planned, and I don't think it could be achieved without open sourcing large amounts of the firmware itself. Sorry.

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‎09-05-2017 13:23

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‎09-05-2017 13:23

Totally understandable, thanks Jon!

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