This will be a light update because I was working on an upcoming post using MQTT with VSCP to talk to a cloud PaaS. I thought it was too much of a jump to
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Ken Kawamoto, a software engineer by day and gadget inventor by night, likes to “break the barrier between the digital world and the real world ,” and he has done just that with his latest invention – the Tempescope. This little box can create real raindrops and clouds and simulate lightning and sunlight to show you the weather forecast or real-time weather display.
Source: This Box Shows Tomorrow’s Weather On Your Table With REAL Rain And Clouds | Bored Panda
As I began the process of figuring out how to run the VSCP software on the UDOO, I came across this excellent tutorial written by David Steeman for the
Source: Easy IoT with VSCP: Easy IoT with VSCP: 3 – Ins… | Freescale Community
Microsoft announced the release of a native Visual Studio application for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. Named Visual Studio Code, the company considers to be a “code focused” editor available free of charge to all developers. While part of the Visual Studio family, it has a different feature set than the traditional VS IDE. VS Code focuses on the following top line features: IntelliSense, built-in debugging, and Git source control integration. IntelliSense support is complemented by Outlining, Find All References, and Go To Definition. The debugging tools include the familiar breakpoints, code stepping, and variable inspection. Thanks to the design of VS Code, additional languages can be supported without changing the application. (According to Microsoft, this … … Continue reading →
Source: Visual Studio Code: a new free editor for windows, linux and osx from Microsoft | Open Electronics
Intro In the “Future Items” list at the end of the my first post, I had listed “Running the VSCP daemon on the UDOO” as the first logical step.
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In one corner these guys
and
and probably some more. we don’t know of today.
In the other corner just a fat bee
Yes fat but still very tiny. And yes that is me.
And then there is the Freescale comparison
The fat bee say no more and let the data talk for itself.
