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RIP Marvin Minsky http://thinkingonthinking.com/marvin-minsky-passed-away/

nice project, I also like SVG and JS for visual experiments

indeed, the AVR tools are nice for starters - I wrote some thoughts about those a while back on my blog: http://thinkingonthinking.com/an-arduino-sketch-from-scratch...

this is maybe interesting for embedded development too, I played a bit with a basic webserver for Arduino a while ago: https://github.com/mulderp/arduino_webserver - but libmicrohttpd might offer more convenience

that is a nice initiative! My main resources for open-source ARM programming were https://github.com/muccc/arm-workshop/tree/master/mvp and https://github.com/LimiFrog/LimiFrog-SW

the main reason I'd look into programming languages is because I feel some problems can't/shouldn't be solved with the same tools that created the problems. Problems that are currently not solved: Dealing with low-level systems programming, building parsers for data

also, how would you add custom events to the tasks, e.g. process data from a "button", "slider", ...

is this something like dnode? I used dnode for RPC style programming between an Arduino and web server: https://github.com/embeddednodejs/ch_8_entering_the_cloud/bl...

possibly your lib could make the setup nicer.

indeed, this looks interesting how to do stuff with an fpga, but for basic embedded projects, I think arduino can lead much easier to results. this project looks also hard to reproduce elsewhere.

nice!

nice! reminds me on a better processing IDE

might be nice to have this freebsd on an intel edison too

interesting concepts. some examples look like graphs.

nice, even with a blinking LED

thanks for sharing! understanding how to cross-compile is increasingly important for upcoming (cheap) embedded hardware. maybe related a blog post on compiling a sketch for Arduino: http://thinkingonthinking.com/an-arduino-sketch-from-scratch...

interesting graph. would be interesting to see what part of MVC is related to system software vs. web MVC

interesting things! visual languages for the web are increasingly important, I discussed some viewpoints on this with d3js and processingjs here: http://thinkingonthinking.com/visual-languages/

there is also this discussion on github https://github.com/Pinoccio/js-stk500/issues/7#issuecomment-...

atmel and ti - but they are dense too

I am actually looking for an easy way to get started with new Arduino projects. Some kind of "npm run build; npm run upload"; for embedded code, and then focus on the host part

will be coming - the main thing is using svgify to transform svg into inline javascript. the interaction is done with the Backbone MV* approach: http://thinkingonthinking.com/fast-start-with-backbonejs/

this is more of a spike towards https://www.npmjs.com/package/chrome-serialport - connecting the http module with long polling is not too difficult for reading. otherwise sockets are probably cleaner. for the asm.js approach, what blocking points did you experience?

indeed, would be interesting to see more gcc coverage for ARM e.g. as in these examples https://github.com/muccc/arm-workshop

there is a topic for this on reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/ArduinoProjects

without putting value to Angular, many companies that say "works in Chrome" mean "developer friendly". And from "developer friendly", it seems a small step to Angular. Maybe because many developers don't want to invest time learning real JS.

"does not mean... " -> what does "isomorphic" mean to you? that would help me. thanks!

this requirement:

"it also only need to work in Chrome – no IE testing necessary"

sounds like they had a preference for AngularJS. I guess your eventEmitter solution was too advanced for that company.

anyone has suggestions for sourcing/making custom number pads?

great low-level hackings, interesting to see an LED board for debugging. I was thinking on something similar some weeks ago, see http://ledlogics.com

good points. maybe it is more about datasheets, examples, demo's, kits, ... that suits to open sharing. Not for nothing TI is becoming a major open-source contributor. Same for Atmel via Arduino.