Not sure if this is the problem but the position for module WorldTides should be top_right and not top-right

That btw is my fault, a stupid typo in the readme :(

Absolutely. I signed up for a developer account but did not find the time on the weekend to go for it. The API indeed looks neat.

Just post your config.js file content and let others see what might be missing.
Please tab indent your file content before posting or use proper markup so the code is readable

A raspberry 2 or 3 (1 and zero work in servermode only) with a proper power source and a SD/micro SD card and a monitor is the minimum hardware.
You need to provide internet, either by wired connection (onboard) or wireless (pi 3 has onboard wlan, all others need a wlan dongle). In addition mouse and keyboard are of value.

If you want extra features you need a PIR sensor or a webcam or an usb microphone or a temperature/humidity sensor, …

wow, nice improvement!

@DazDavid
great, glad to help!

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.

@gismo2006
192.168.x.x is a private Class C network
10.0.0.x is a private class A network

As you see on the screenshot cpramhofer is able to connect to the management website in a browser, so the IP address should not be the problem.

If you want to create a SmartPhone app, then go for it. Even if you are the only one using it you gain experience by writing.

There already is a RemoteControl module ( https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/735/mmm-remote-control ) which is accessible by any browser. As such the remote control is platform independant.