I'm actually pretty stoked. Finally, an opportunity for the Prop to be involved in some industrial automation has come up. I have been doing some research and planning for that project.
I have a brand new Boebot pyrotechnic gizmo I will post a video of for New Year's Eve. Mine is a handmade prototype, but it would be a cinch to 3D print...
Well I have a lot of real work to do tonight and tomorrow (ie, paying the bills). I knocked this thing out tonight, but I may not have time to get it mounted on a BoeBot and program/choreograph a routine before New Year's Eve, so hopefully you can see the potential. My heart is in the right place. Happy New Year!
Meanwhile my Propeller loader in JavaScript Christmas project is stalled. I don't believe there is a Propeller within 300Km of here that I could test it against. I neglected to bring any with me out into the forest.
Rather I got diverted by the question of how to make a node.js server that can make Prop programming over the net secure. You know, user names, passwords, https and all that.
Yeah, I know, there is nothing much there, but it does show how to do authentication over the web in the simplest way I have ever seen without using some huge horrible framework.
And I will need it for controlling access to that Propeller loader at some point.
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Wow! I can smell the pine.......mmmmmmmmm.....p i n e.......*8)
Really nice Man Cave. Looks like it might be behind the garage shed?
I'm actually pretty stoked. Finally, an opportunity for the Prop to be involved in some industrial automation has come up. I have been doing some research and planning for that project.
Well I have a lot of real work to do tonight and tomorrow (ie, paying the bills). I knocked this thing out tonight, but I may not have time to get it mounted on a BoeBot and program/choreograph a routine before New Year's Eve, so hopefully you can see the potential. My heart is in the right place. Happy New Year!
Meanwhile my Propeller loader in JavaScript Christmas project is stalled. I don't believe there is a Propeller within 300Km of here that I could test it against. I neglected to bring any with me out into the forest.
Rather I got diverted by the question of how to make a node.js server that can make Prop programming over the net secure. You know, user names, passwords, https and all that.
My first pass at all that is a simple login/logout demo here: https://github.com/ZiCog/secure_express_demo
Yeah, I know, there is nothing much there, but it does show how to do authentication over the web in the simplest way I have ever seen without using some huge horrible framework.
And I will need it for controlling access to that Propeller loader at some point.