raspberry-pi
Pig 5 - Golo Lcd
Once more, I’m back! Thanks to Golo Community my little tech issue was quickly solved. Below, you will find the Golo version of the previous posts. It’s even downloadable here To launch the golo samples, use the command: golo golo --classpath /opt/pi4j/lib/*.jar --files <your golo file> LcdSimple.golo : module PiG.gpio.LcdSimple # inspired by https://github.com/Pi4J/pi4j/blob/master/pi4j-example/src/main/java/LcdExample.java...
2013, Dec 08 — 4 minute(s) readPiG 4 - Lcd and Java
The plan was to deliver you the Golo version of the previous post code to allow you to write on the LCD. But it looks like I’ve done too much Java those months and not enough Golo. I’m currently stucked on a technical issue. I’ll find a way but in the meantime and to keep the new goal to publish more often, I’ll share with you the Java version. First, you...
2013, Dec 07 — 3 minute(s) readPiG 2 - First Interaction
In my previous article I explained some steps useful for my Little Experiment with my Raspy. Yes, I gave it a name, I’m stupid and geek ;) This time I’ll explain my first usage of Golo to control the GPIO of my Raspy. If you didn’t prepared your Raspy for Golo usage, just follow my article. All those previous articles looks like I prepared something ? ;) When you have the hardware and software ready...
2013, Apr 21 — 4 minute(s) readPiG 1 - Soldering Iron Step
so what ? You started the GoloHttpServer, showed something on Raspberry and… nothing ? Yeah, I know. But c’mon, I still need some sleep and still don’t have 72h days ;) Last week end, I started the next step in the Little Hardware meets Little Software. yep, I bring back on the desk my soldering iron! I had to prepare several items: a kit to assemble cobbler breakout to use on my breadboards a 2 lines...
2013, Apr 18 — 2 minute(s) readGolo on the Raspberry
On the Little experiments desk, there are a lot of Little hardware. I must admit I have some favorites among them, but don’t tell them ;) One of them is an Android USB key, MK808B, which allows me to run Android any TV with a HDMI input. Used with a bluetooth PlayStation keyboard, it’s pure fun. Unfortunately, Android devices are running a modified JVM called Dalvik which has one major drawback: it’s based...
2013, Apr 06 — 2 minute(s) read