Local Home SDK support on Nest WiFi

Google has expanded the support of its Local Home SDK to include Google Nest WiFi routers with the latest firmware update, M81, enabling a local fulfillment path for smart home Actions that promises lower latency and higher reliability. The update supports Node.js runtime, allowing local execution applications to run on a self-healing mesh wireless network, providing users with enhanced home automation coverage. The updated Actions Console facilitates the addition of Node.js on-device testing URLs, and Chrome DevTools' built-in Node.js support streamlines the development and debugging process. Enhanced developer guides and tools are available to assist in utilizing the various local fulfillment runtimes and features, with resources like the "Enable local fulfillment for smart home Actions" codelab, API reference, and samples providing further guidance. Feedback is encouraged through the issue tracker, and developers can connect with the community via Reddit and Twitter, where updates and discussions are actively shared.

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