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  • NetBeans Remote Compiling

    The Raspberry PI Remote compiling with the NetBeans IDE in practice
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  • Microchip Introduces MPLAB®︎ X IDE

    http://www.microchip.com/mplabx The MPLAB X IDE is the new graphical, integrated debugging tool set for all of Microchip's more than 800 8-bit, 16-bit and 32-bit MCUs and DSCdigital signal controllers, and memory devices. It features includes a fe...
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  • JAVA Applications on OPi Zero | Orange Pi #2

    For this, I am going to use LUBUNTU os on the OPI Zero so if you have not already installed LUBUNTU you can do so by following my earlier tutorial on that.If you are a JAVA developer and interested in working in some IOT projects using the Orange ...
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  • HARTING MICA: Read BOSCH CISS Sensor with Java - part 1: USB Connect and Listen

    I'm road testing the Harting MICA Complete IIoT Starter Kit . In this blog series: Java! I want to talk to the BOSCH CISS sensor over USB, and - if I can get that to work - send the telemetry safely to MQTT. I'm using the Linux Debian Stretch Container…

  • Meditech Annex I - Setting a C++ Development Environment for Raspberry PI

    This post is an annex to the Meditech project explaining one of the (possible) best practices to setup an efficient development environment for C++ developing on the Raspberry PI platform with the advantage of an advanced IDE and remote compiling without…

  • MPLAB X v1.30 disponible en téléchargement gratuit

    La version v1.30 est désormais disponible en téléchargement ici : http://www.microchip.com/mplab MPLAB X est disponible sous Linux, MAC OS et Windows ainsi que les compilateurs dont il existe des versions gratuites téléchargeables ici : http://www.microchip…

  • Rasberry Pi & Musical Floppies?

    FIRSTLY: If you havent already heard the amazing sound that is musical floppies. check it out: http://www.youtube.com/user/MrSolidSnake745/videos ( this guy is a genious ) From what ive read up. this is done using arduino and come converters and MIDI…