Embedded Javascript, HTML5 and the Internet of Things
summary
Shows a working trailer IoT prototype: web editor (Ace) pushes sketches over websockets to build/upload C++ to an Arduino, node.js talks to boards via serialport/duino and runs on small hosts (BeagleBone, Raspberry Pi) with johnny 5 and BoneScript glue. Demonstrates motion sensors, solar-battery monitoring, an HTML5 canvas dashboard, and wireless deploy strategies (XBee, master/slave, npm modules). Demos mostly succeed; files, libs and node streams are the practical takeaways for hands-on followup.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 5:11The Internet of Things
- 9:56Solar Battery Charge
- 16:03Ace Editor
- 19:24Intro into Using Node To Communicate with the Arduino
- 23:16Serial Port
- 25:11The Beaglebone
- 31:08Conclusions
- 31:43Raspberry Pi
- 32:41Sync a Raspberry Pi with an Arduino
- 34:22Servo Shield
- 34:47Current Setup
- 37:20Demo
- 39:32Next Steps
- 43:17Optimizing Applications To Run
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