Zombies and Binary
summary
Minecraft is used to model real electronics and programming: it demonstrates redstone torch inversion to build NOT gates, wire attenuation to 15 blocks and redstone repeater amplification, AND/OR logic to recreate a 4051 demultiplexer style selector so three inputs map to eight outputs, and a full in‑game computer that is Turing complete. Command blocks write “near”/“far” into the world log, a PHP event loop reads that log every 500ms and opens a serial connection to an Arduino to sound a buzzer — the alarm works. Shopware is integrated via REST to list products inside Minecraft.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Zombies and binary intro
- 1:52Minecraft as teaching tool
- 4:00Redstone basics
- 10:13Boolean logic in circuits
- 12:42Hobby electronics
- 17:21Minecraft memory mapping
- 20:14Command blocks loops
- 23:05PHP and Arduino integration
- 29:10Minecraft e-commerce
- 33:58Teaching programming
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