Master branch is the official stable release
Developer branch is in development, so it contains new features but could contain bugs. Once the development team is happy they move the current development version over as the new stable release

@Mykle1 said in MMM-SimpleTides:

my pitiful programming skills don’t include making a module that does both

Simplest way would be this:
Add a config attribute

{
	disabled: false,
	module: "MMM-SimpleTides",
	position: "top_left",
	config: {
...
		outputLayout: "simple"
	}
},

and in getDom: function() { after preparing/modifying your data you add a simple if/else clause.

if (this.config.outputLayout == "simple") {
// print the data as in SimpleTides
} else {
// print the data as in StaticTides
}

A quick search for “local ics” would return this: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/467/calendar-ics-file-from-local-path/6 :)

@Blamer
That’s interesting. This guy ( http://blog.tobias-weis.de/smarter-smartmirror/ ) uses the myspiegel.de mirror and is more than happy with it.

@paviro said in Showcase Guidelines:

You can now edit posts forever :)

Yeah, finally :thumbsup_tone1:
I update my module threads yesterday

Shouldn’t pm2 start mm be executed in ~ and not in ~/MagicMirror ? The tutorial said to create mm.sh in ~

So please go back one folder with cd .. or directly with cd ~ and try again

Well done Sir, well done!

Take a look at this: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/948/error-found-error-module-version-mismatch-expected-50-got-46/4

To shutdown the mirror I will use the remote tool, but to be sure there is no standby or whatever when I leave the house for couple of days, I intend to add a light switch on the wall next to the mirror which toggles the power outlets the mirror is connected to. However I am not yet at a stage to really build the mirror and the house is still being built, so the “target wall” does not yet exist.

Yes and yes.
You could of course modify the classname line and apply other classes. But I would recommend defining own css styles to override existing styles instead.
If you modify the JavaScript file you could lose your changes if the module receives an update via github