Brilliance

@nikitakorotaev you're the second person to ask so I will put it at the top of my list for a point release!

@jhurliman @nikitakorotaev I took a whack at this - here's my version as a daemon - feel free to pull from it https://github.com/ancillarymagn... -- this implementation addresses some oddities of the LIFX color space, which has a floating white point, allowing pure whites when the saturation value is zero, but complicating transitions from 'white' to color and vice versa. I think it's worth doing correctly for the high quality of white light from LIFX lamps, so my version only uses saturated colors around and after sunset.

@mbparsa the app uses a 15 second timer for all of the transitions, could that be what you were seeing? Once the app is either put in off mode or closed you should not see any more activity from Brilliance since it needs to continuously talk to the Hue bridge to keep brightening or dimming lights.

@jeffandersen sounds very interesting! I need to look into this more.

@viganb it needs a continuous connection to the Hue bridge which makes it impractical for most people to use on a mobile phone, but I'm gauging interest for a tablet app. When tvOS supports background fetching that will be very interesting as well.

@jhurliman @viganb what about a server-side app that connects to the bridge over the internet?

@amellin94 uh oh, it sounds like something in general is going wrong with the app's UI on your machine. Check if the settings dialog is open. I'll continue testing for edge cases to see if I can get the UI into a state like what you're describing.