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deisterhold
Member Since: November 16, 2012
Country: United States
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GPIO Block wins hands down. You can interface with so many different things. From the low power displays made by Sharp (work in progress) to an XBee module to control your home automation mesh network.
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Why not both? /s Solder a header to every other pin.
Personally I prefer how Adafruit does it. Include the headers, but don't solder them.
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You could probably use an Ethernet to USB OTG adapter.
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Getting a 404 error on the assembly guide link.
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I really wish there was more of a focus on home automation in the Kitchen. PID controls for the Stove/Oven. RFID tags for items in the fridge so that before an item expires you get a notification that contains recipes suggestion that would use that item. Flours jars that could dispense a chosen quantity of an item.
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Is it possible to add flags to gcc from within the IDE? For example, if I wanted to add -Wall, can I do that?
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Hopefully the weather is better this year. I remember last year it was cold and rainy.
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What would be really awesome, considering you mentioned bluetooth, would be a more understandable library for the nRF8001. The Adafruit library is better than others, but it still uses the original code from Nordic. I would very much appreciate it if someone could rewrite that library so it would be more understandable (This is coming from a sophomore CS Major). Right now I am having trouble using another device with the nRF8001 because of SPI related issues switching between the devices.
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I've done my part. Still trying to convince my sister to user her SIK that I bought her.
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Can someone update the eagles files of this product on github so they match the files posted here?
