English | MP4 | AVC 1920×1080 | AAC 44KHz 2ch | 22 Lessons (03h 01m) | 981 MB
In this workshop, we examine how to use code to control hardware. Using the both the official Arduino SDK and Johnny-Five library for Node.js, we will learn to make LEDs light up, control Web APIs, read update web pages, pull data in from third-party APIs, and read data from the world around us. Along the way, we will learn the fundamentals of electronics and work with microcontrollers.
By participating along with us in the workshop, you’ll learn:
- Learn to build web applications can interact with the physical world.
- Learn to read information from sensors and display it on an LCD.
- Learn to control motors and servos with your code.
- You write JavaScript to control physical hardware using the Johnny-Five.
Table of Contents
1 Introduction
2 Getting Started with Arduino
3 Electricity & Hardware Terminology
4 Wiring a Circuit to the Breadboard
5 Porting Blinking Light to JavaScript
6 Pulsing the LED
7 Wiring Button with LED
8 Controlling LED with Button Exercise
9 Button with Web Server
10 Toggling LED from the Browser
11 Communicating with Web Sockets
12 Potentiometer
13 Changing Color with the Potentiometer
14 Detecting Light with the Photoresistor
15 Playing Notes on the Piezo
16 Generating Audio with Face Detection
17 Face Expressions & LED Light Exercise
18 Working with an LCD Screen
19 Displaying System Information
20 Displaying Messages from GitHub
21 Web Serial API
22 Wrapping Up
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