6 pages tagged with "beaglebone"

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. I am pleasantly surprised at how easy it has been and how little code I had to write for this demo. In the above vid… read more

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. I have also written up similar instructions for the Raspberry Pi. The final result will look like this: Eli… read more

Intro In part 1 of this series we saw how to install Java and Leiningen on a BeagleBone. In part 2 we used the BeagleBone to blink an LED on a breadboard using Clojure. In part 3 we blinked an LED using ClojureScript. In part 4 we read digital inputs via polling and interrupts. The BeagleBone is a… read more

Intro In part 1 of this series we saw how to install Java and Leiningen on a BeagleBone. In part 2 we used the BeagleBone to blink an LED on a breadboard using Clojure. In part 3 we will blink an LED using ClojureScript. In part 4 we will read digital inputs via polling and interrupts. The BeagleB… read more

Intro In part 1 of this series we saw how to install Java and Leiningen on a BeagleBone. In part 2 we use the BeagleBone to blink an LED on a breadboard using Clojure. In part 3 we will blink an LED using ClojureScript. In part 4 we will read digital inputs via polling and interrupts. This is insp… read more

Intro In part 1 of this series we see how to install Java and Leiningen on a BeagleBone. In part 2 we use the BeagleBone to blink an LED on a breadboard using Clojure. In part 3 we will blink an LED using ClojureScript. In part 4 we will read digital inputs via polling and interrupts. The BeagleBo… read more