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Speaking of controlling LEDs, there's also https://www.atomvm.net/doc/main/index.html https://www.atomvm.net/doc/main/index.html. From a very quick scan it loo
by regularfry 1y ago
Speaking of controlling LEDs, there's also https://www.atomvm.net/doc/main/index.html https://www.atomvm.net/doc/main/index.html. From a very quick scan it looks like it would need some fiddling (especially around the filesystem) to get it to work, but being able to scale down to smaller devices than a full pi would be very, very interesting.
- Towaway69 1y agoWow! That does look interesting: > With AtomVM, you can write your IoT applications in a functional programming language, using a modern actor-based concurrency model, making them vastly easier to write and understand! > It also supports WiFi networking on devices that support it, such as the Espressif ESP32. All of this on a device that can cost as little as $2! If ErlangRED made it to a $2 chip, I'd be very happy!
- cess11 1y agoShouldn't be too hard to get AtomVM onto chips now, according to rumour that's been worked on and made simpler. This recent talk, https://www.elixirconf.eu/keynotes/the-atomvm-and-new-horizons-for-elixir/ https://www.elixirconf.eu/keynotes/the-atomvm-and-new-horizo..., probably showcases the process to some extent so it's a good idea to keep an eye on their YouTube channel for a recording.