Posts tagged "beaglebone":

Erlang clustering on the Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone with Elixir

I have been looking at Elixir/Erlang clustering with credit card sized computers and using the Phoenix web framework to communicate from the cluster to an Android tablet in realtime.

Elixir on the BeagleBone Black - Blinking an LED

In this post we will see how to run the "Hello, World" of embedded devices, blinking an LED on a breadboard. We will be using the Elixir programming language and a BeagleBone Black.

Clojure on the BeagleBone part 4 - Digital Input with ClojureScript

The BeagleBone is a 1GHz ARM board with 512Mb of RAM capable of running Linux. The Debian image ships with node.js and a javascript library in [Bonescript][bonescript] for interacting with the hardware. Clojurescript provides a compiler for Clojure that targets Javascript, here we will use it to and two methods of reading digital input and light an LED on a breadboard using the BeagleBone GPIO.

Clojure on the BeagleBone part 3 - Blinking an LED with ClojureScript

The BeagleBone is a 1GHz ARM board with 512Mb of RAM capable of running Linux. The Debian image ships with node.js and a javascript library in BoneScript for interacting with the hardware. Clojurescript provides a compiler for Clojure that targets Javascript, here we will use it to blink an LED on a breadboard using the BeagleBone GPIO.

Clojure on the BeagleBone part 2 - Blinking an LED with Clojure

This is inspired by an example from the excellent book Getting Started With BeagleBone by Matt Richardson.

Clojure on the BeagleBone part 1 - Installing Java, Leiningen, and Emacs 24

The BeagleBone is a small and low cost ($55) 1Ghz ARM board with 512Mb of RAM capable of running Linux.