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 > Because of it's open architecture and APIs it's easy to build new clients for different platforms (iOS, Android, Windows Universal Apps, Siri/Cortana integration, ...). 
 
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+Update 31.01.2018:
+User @codmpm did a very professional McLighting installation and even designed his own PCBs. He has a great writeup for his project at: https://allgeek.de/2018/01/29/esp8266-neopixel-controller/ (in german).
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 Update 27.01.2018:
 Many people asked if it's possible to connect more than one strip (currently not) or at least "sync" multiple McLighting nodes. Although it may be possible to connect more then one WS2812 strip to the same data pin (works in many cases, you just have to try), syncing many McLighting instances would be a benefit. This could easily be achieved done by software like [NodeRed](https://nodered.org/). I added a example flow to demonstrate that [here](https://github.com/toblum/McLighting/blob/master/clients/node_red/websocket_proxy.json). Have a look at the short video [here](https://youtu.be/g3CHtG9c520).