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How about serving the website from the machine you built?
by Evidlo 3y ago
How about serving the website from the machine you built?
- samus 3y agoShould definitely be possible with mostly static content and Cloudflare caches in front. I bet there are many personal websites out there served from an old smartphone or from a Raspberry Pi Zero.
- actionfromafar 3y agoI agree it should be possible, but a Raspberry Pi Zero is a super computer.
- tw1984 3y agothat would require a lot of extra work - * tcpip stack in the OS * nic and driver * homebrew web server assuming the OS doesn't have the compatible APIs to support those open source ones
- junon 3y agoIf it has SPI support throw in a w3 line nic and use Rust with Smoltcp.
- nerpderp82 3y agoYou could implement a simple http over serial line and then front with nginx. No TCP necessary at all. Or throw an esp32 on it, and use its tcp stack.
- Someone 3y ago> and use Rust The page mentions gcc nor clang, so chances are high the “Full C compiler” is home-grown. If so, there probably is work to do to built a Rust compiler for it.