You can’t do much development without running into Git, the version control management system. Part of that is because so much code lives on GitHub which uses Git, although you don’t need to know anything about that if all you want to do is download code. [Dr. Torq] has a good primer on using Git with […]
ARDUINO AND GIT: TWO VIEWS Continue Reading
The official Arduino team has today announced the availability of a new learning resource for those looking to learn more about creating projects using Arduino via the new cloud.arduino.cc website. If you’re teaching electronics or Arduino-based learning you’ll be pleased to know there are lots of projects and instructions on how to get your smart projects connected
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If you’re starting a new business, you’re going to need a website. Whether you’re selling online or mainly going to be dealing with the public face-to-face, a strong online presence is imperative. Along with being active on social media and listing your business in online directories, your website will be the central part of your
How to Save Money on Getting Your Business Website Started Continue Reading
Unique stretchable electroluminescent stopwatch that sits on the skin like a tattoo has been developed providing an easy way to monitor data from the back of your hand. New research into alternating-current electroluminescent (ACEL) display technology has taken the concept one step closer to reality. While most displays require well over 100VAC to produce sufficient brightness, scientists
Stretchable electroluminescent stopwatch display sits like a tattoo on your skin Continue Reading
If you work in a company that has a website, you know how important it is that the website always be up and running. That’s why you constantly see “99.99999% reliability!” all over the fancy server hosting sites. A website can’t make money if the system is down, so knowing when that happens and reacting
Website is Down Detector Continue Reading
This is how to push high resolution real-time data from Arduino-based temperature sensor to your web page without any server-side coding. Arduino is a great device for collecting, storing and transferring data from various sensors but there are times you need to make your data accessible from any place over the internet, like I did
Real-time room temperature on your Website using Arduino Continue Reading
If your website goes down, you want to be the first to know. Make it obvious when there’s a problem by hooking up a big alarm light to a Tessel, which will ping your website every few seconds to check for trouble. Continuously off: all is well Continuously on: website being monitored is down Two-second
Website Down Alarm using Tessel board Continue Reading
