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Getting started with the photon, Simon Monk ; foreword by Zach Supalla

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Publication
Edition
First edition.
Extent
xii, 190 pages
Note
"Making things with the affordable, compact, hackable WiFi module"--Cover
Contents
  • The photon : The Internet of things ; Sparks in the clouds ; Other IoT platforms : Arduino ; Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone; Intel Edison ; A tour of the photon ; The spark core vs. photon ; Programming
  • Quick start : Signing up ; Connecting to WiFi ; Controlling pins with the Tinker app ; Project 1. Blink the tiny blue LED ; Project 2. Control the photon's LED
  • Programming the photon : The Web IDE ; Coding an app ; Comments ; Variables ; Morse code ; Flashing SOS ; Functions ; Types : The int type; The float type; Other types ; Arrays ; Loops ; Strings ; Ifs ; Project 3. Morse code Flasher : Software
  • Breadboard : How a breadboard works ; Attaching an LED ; Digital outputs ; Project 4. Morse flasher (external LED) ; Attaching a switch ; Digital inputs ; Project 5. Morse flasher with switch ; Analog outputs : analogWrite; An example; A real analog output
  • The Internet of things : Functions ; Project 6. Control an LED over the Internet ; Running functions from a Web page ; Project 7. Control relays from a Web page ; Project 7. Morse code text messages ; Variables ; Analog inputs ; Project 9. Measuring light over the Internet ; Project 10. Measuring temperature over the Internet
  • If this then that : Project 11. Temperature email alerts ; Ring a bell for tweets ; Project 13. Flash email as Morse code
  • Robotics : Project 14. Web-controlled robot
  • Machine-to-machine communications : Publish and subscribe ; Temperature monitor example ; IFTTT and publish/subscribe ; Advanced publish and subscribe ; Project 15. Magic rope
  • Advanced photon : Configuring a photon using USB ; Factory reset ; Programming a photon using a particle dev ; Debugging with the serial monitor ; The electron ; Power management
  • [Appendices] : A. Parts
  • B. Photon LED codes
  • C. Photon and core pinouts
Isbn
9781457187018
Instance
Label
Getting started with the photon
Title
Getting started with the photon
Statement of responsibility
Simon Monk ; foreword by Zach Supalla
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Author
Subject
Language
eng
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Make (Sebastopol, Calif.)
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Monk, Simon
Dewey number
621.3815028551
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
no index present
LC call number
QA76.5915
LC item number
M66 2015
Literary form
non fiction
Series statement
Make
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Electronic circuits
  • Programmable controllers
  • Cloud computing
  • Electronic circuits
  • Cloud computing
  • Programmable controllers
Label
Getting started with the photon, Simon Monk ; foreword by Zach Supalla
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Publication
Copyright
Note
"Making things with the affordable, compact, hackable WiFi module"--Cover
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volume
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rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
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Contents
The photon : The Internet of things ; Sparks in the clouds ; Other IoT platforms : Arduino ; Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone; Intel Edison ; A tour of the photon ; The spark core vs. photon ; Programming -- Quick start : Signing up ; Connecting to WiFi ; Controlling pins with the Tinker app ; Project 1. Blink the tiny blue LED ; Project 2. Control the photon's LED -- Programming the photon : The Web IDE ; Coding an app ; Comments ; Variables ; Morse code ; Flashing SOS ; Functions ; Types : The int type; The float type; Other types ; Arrays ; Loops ; Strings ; Ifs ; Project 3. Morse code Flasher : Software -- Breadboard : How a breadboard works ; Attaching an LED ; Digital outputs ; Project 4. Morse flasher (external LED) ; Attaching a switch ; Digital inputs ; Project 5. Morse flasher with switch ; Analog outputs : analogWrite; An example; A real analog output -- The Internet of things : Functions ; Project 6. Control an LED over the Internet ; Running functions from a Web page ; Project 7. Control relays from a Web page ; Project 7. Morse code text messages ; Variables ; Analog inputs ; Project 9. Measuring light over the Internet ; Project 10. Measuring temperature over the Internet -- If this then that : Project 11. Temperature email alerts ; Ring a bell for tweets ; Project 13. Flash email as Morse code -- Robotics : Project 14. Web-controlled robot -- Machine-to-machine communications : Publish and subscribe ; Temperature monitor example ; IFTTT and publish/subscribe ; Advanced publish and subscribe ; Project 15. Magic rope -- Advanced photon : Configuring a photon using USB ; Factory reset ; Programming a photon using a particle dev ; Debugging with the serial monitor ; The electron ; Power management -- [Appendices] : A. Parts -- B. Photon LED codes -- C. Photon and core pinouts
Dimensions
22 cm.
Edition
First edition.
Extent
xii, 190 pages
Isbn
9781457187018
Isbn Type
(paperback)
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Other physical details
illustrations (some color)
System control number
  • (OCoLC)898161426
  • 2270384
  • (OCoLC)898161426
  • (OCoLC)ocn898161426
  • 2270384
Label
Getting started with the photon, Simon Monk ; foreword by Zach Supalla
Publication
Copyright
Note
"Making things with the affordable, compact, hackable WiFi module"--Cover
Carrier category
volume
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
The photon : The Internet of things ; Sparks in the clouds ; Other IoT platforms : Arduino ; Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone; Intel Edison ; A tour of the photon ; The spark core vs. photon ; Programming -- Quick start : Signing up ; Connecting to WiFi ; Controlling pins with the Tinker app ; Project 1. Blink the tiny blue LED ; Project 2. Control the photon's LED -- Programming the photon : The Web IDE ; Coding an app ; Comments ; Variables ; Morse code ; Flashing SOS ; Functions ; Types : The int type; The float type; Other types ; Arrays ; Loops ; Strings ; Ifs ; Project 3. Morse code Flasher : Software -- Breadboard : How a breadboard works ; Attaching an LED ; Digital outputs ; Project 4. Morse flasher (external LED) ; Attaching a switch ; Digital inputs ; Project 5. Morse flasher with switch ; Analog outputs : analogWrite; An example; A real analog output -- The Internet of things : Functions ; Project 6. Control an LED over the Internet ; Running functions from a Web page ; Project 7. Control relays from a Web page ; Project 7. Morse code text messages ; Variables ; Analog inputs ; Project 9. Measuring light over the Internet ; Project 10. Measuring temperature over the Internet -- If this then that : Project 11. Temperature email alerts ; Ring a bell for tweets ; Project 13. Flash email as Morse code -- Robotics : Project 14. Web-controlled robot -- Machine-to-machine communications : Publish and subscribe ; Temperature monitor example ; IFTTT and publish/subscribe ; Advanced publish and subscribe ; Project 15. Magic rope -- Advanced photon : Configuring a photon using USB ; Factory reset ; Programming a photon using a particle dev ; Debugging with the serial monitor ; The electron ; Power management -- [Appendices] : A. Parts -- B. Photon LED codes -- C. Photon and core pinouts
Dimensions
22 cm.
Edition
First edition.
Extent
xii, 190 pages
Isbn
9781457187018
Isbn Type
(paperback)
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Other physical details
illustrations (some color)
System control number
  • (OCoLC)898161426
  • 2270384
  • (OCoLC)898161426
  • (OCoLC)ocn898161426
  • 2270384

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