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You can run node on raspberrypi. I don't see how this is so much better.
by poxrud 13y ago
You can run node on raspberrypi. I don't see how this is so much better.
- outside1234 13y agoits theoretically lower power consumption - that is a bit issue in embedded.
- diydsp 13y agoprobably faster bootup time and smaller too. also RPi has no analog inputs. the cortex M3 has decent analog in. I'm with the 1% of EEs who have no major issues with Tessel... except that I'll be facing 1000s of friends who want me to write device drivers for peripherals that aren't in the stock lineup. :)
- div 13y agoWell, you'll have a Tessel microcontroller with an array of pluggable sensors, each with their own little node module to drive them over http. Slides 45 to 51 illustrate the idea.