Link the neighbor

A room might use a lamp, a sensor, and an application. Each of those can be its own service. The application does not have to invent a private interface for each one.

On this network a service links to a neighbor and subscribes. The data moves when someone is listening. If both ends belong to the same owner, or read access has been granted, the update arrives. Nothing in the middle stores the stream.

Clients can speak HTTP, HTTPS, or websocket. XML is the default. A Synx command can switch a live connection to JSON without dropping it.

Developers recommend the tools and shape the service. They integrate by linking. The neighbor stays a resource with an owner, not a backend the application has to keep.

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