Pull request for a lot of changes and step-by-step guide

[julianh2o]

Hey Chris,

Is there any particular reason that you've changed the name of the root folders: "RokuLambda" "RokuControlServer" and "RokuSkill"?

It can make the merge pretty difficult to perform diligently when you have both changes and major renames at the same time.

I'm willing to rename these directories if you make a good case for it, but ideally this would happen separate from the changes in functionality. (if for no other reason than clarity)

I'm going to review the diff list without these renames and probably make some minor tweaks (like omitting your local IP address)

[julianh2o]

I've merged some changes with some significant changes.. some commentary..

• Try not to remove functionality without replacing or discussing it.
• Try to create pull requests for things in logical chunks. Group a bunch of related changes together and create a pull request with a comment tying them all together.
• Beware of line-endings, this repository uses unix line endings. When editing in Windows, be sure you use an editor that respects those line endings and doesn't automatically convert the file.
• Where possible, reduce duplicate code. Take a look at what I implemented for your "downtwo" etc commands. I turned a few hundred lines into about 15
• Beware of including your personal App ID and IP information. If for no other reason than to protect yourself from potential abuse. That stuff doesn't really belong on Github.
• Don't unnecessarily rename files, and if you do, make sure that the extension matches

Otherwise, thanks for the input! I've added you to the contributors and have merged your changes in!

[chris1642]

In terms of changing the folder names....that was more me being lazy. I had it changed on my desktop and once I realized github took them as is, I never went to edit the folder names.

The IP and app ID should be both made up. I just randomly replaced keys on my original so people would see an example within the guide.

Haven't looked at your code change for the downtwo example, but very glad to hear there is a way of making better! As you can see, I certainly am no programmer - I am merely decent at seeing how something works and duplicating/expanding a bit. Creating is a different aspect :)