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Web Browser based control system for the RaspberryPi
- Sheepshow 13y agoWhat's the target market, aside from hackers trying to get familiar with the board, or maybe some really basic debugging? Is exposing pin-level hardware details over an HTTP API really helpful for building larger applications? And why not run that larger application directly on the ARM?
- daw___ 13y agoAuthor's announcement on Google+: https://plus.google.com/109352235257103413028/posts/9X66y4jogUk https://plus.google.com/109352235257103413028/posts/9X66y4jo...
- outside1234 13y agoIf you are interested in the programmatic version of this, I'm working on a project called Nitrogen that enables you to manage a fleet of Raspberry Pis (or any embedded device) and write applications that work across them. See http://github.com/nitrogenjs/service http://github.com/nitrogenjs/service for more details...
- gregable 13y agoI'm particularly interested in the promise of no keyboard mouse or monitor based wifi registration of the Pi. It doesn't seem like this is complete though. I'd love to see a Raspbian version that, if it detects a wifi dongle, automatically starts an open ad-hoc network usable for configuring the rest of the connection. Something like the way Nest or Chromecast bootstrap.
- outside1234 13y agoIsn't WPS mode (WiFi Protected Setup) the right solution here?
- guscost 13y agoWhat a great idea!
- noonespecial 13y agoWhile I'm not into the skueomorphism, I think this is a fantastic idea. Lean heavy on a restful API that makes it easy to skin it ourselves and integrate it into bigger systems. Awesome nonetheless.
- ausjke 13y agoisn't this the same idea running a webserver on devices such as a wifi router that let you control the device via a browser remotely, or is there something new here?