Getting to know your BeagleBone with Jason Kridner

Bi-Weekly webinar series with BeagleBone Co-founder Jason Kridner.

Each webinar has an accompanying demonstration video.

Jason will also take questions posted in the event below.

Session 3: BeagleBone for Embedded Developers

In this Jason introduces you to BeagleBone for Embedded Developers.

Covering use of low level languages on BeagleBone, controlling hardware across the pins and which low level languages are most compatible with BeagleBone ecosystem.

This week’s accompanying demonstration video.

- TBD

Questions

Please post your questions for Jason in the comment section below.

Next webinar dates:

Jason Kridner

Jason is a co-founder of BeagleBoard.org.

Webinar: BeagleBone for Embedded Developers

• Webex has an official ‘supported system requirements’ available here:
  • https://www.webex.co.uk/support/support-system-requirements.html
  • Linux:
    • No webcam transmit support (only view)
    • No video file sharing support
    • For Browser based, only Firefox is supported
  • Mac:
    • No USB headset support
    • No Animations/transition support for presentations

• There are Android and iOS clients:
  • https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cisco.webex.meetings&hl=en_GB
  • https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/cisco-webex-meetings/id298844386?mt=8
• It should be possible to also ‘dial in’ using the computer as opposed to a phone line. You will need to download and install a plugin for this:
  • http://fh1.westuc.com/downloads/rpvoip.exe for windows
  • http://fh1.westuc.com/downloads/rpvoip_mac.pkg for mac