Using JavaScript to Find Your Dog
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JavaScript is good for just about everything now. You can do front-end and back-end development and even some machine learning. But did you know there are packages that let you create IoT projects written in JavaScript? You'll need a bit of hardware, but the code is all JavaScript. In this talk, you'll learn how you can interface with an Arduino using a Bluetooth connection using a web app. We'll go over setting up the JohnnyFive library and we'll make a dog locator. By the end of this talk, attendees will know how to work with an IoT library in JavaScript to trigger actions on an Arduino. **Attendees:** <a href="https://gotopiachicago2021.slack.com/archives/C01UFCEQQF6" target="_blank">Join the #programming channel on Slack to send your questions to Milecia</a>
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JavaScript is good for just about everything now. You can do front-end and back-end development and even some machine learning. But did you know there are packages that let you create IoT projects written in JavaScript? You'll need a bit of hardware, but the code is all JavaScript.
In this talk, you'll learn how you can interface with an Arduino using a Bluetooth connection using a web app. We'll go over setting up the JohnnyFive library and we'll make a dog locator. By the end of this talk, attendees will know how to work with an IoT library in JavaScript to trigger actions on an Arduino.
Attendees: Join the #programming channel on Slack to send your questions to Milecia
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Senior software engineer