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Programming the BeagleBone Black: Getting Started with JavaScript and BoneScript Simon Monk
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing

Mar 28, 2014 - Electronics guru Simon Monk makes it easy to learn BeagleBone Black programming skills! After a while messing around and learning a little JavaScript, along with some help from my programmer brother Tom, the stepper was moving in one direction using wave drive logic. Jul 31, 2013 - While the project started in the UK as a platform for getting kids to learn to program, the board has been adopted around the world as a platform for hobbyists and educationalists. The language used here is Bonescript, which is a kind of Javascript, with hooks in for use of GPIO. Aug 1, 2013 - BeagleBone Black wired up with the stepper motor and driver. Jul 31, 2013 - Read about 'Sketching in Hardware 2013: Physical Computing with JavaScript' on element14.com. I have attached slides from Jason Kridner's Physical Computing with JavaScript presentation at. There are two models of Raspberry Pi, and in this comparison I will concentrate on the more . May 22, 2014 - I got my new BeagleBone Black Rev C Single Board Computer in the mail via USPS today (May 21st, 2014). 9 that runs as a web server on the BeagleBone Black on port 3000. However, the code felt awkward. It's all up and It came with a 3 foot USB cable 4P(A)M to mini 5P(B)M, a getting started card, and a packing slip. Answer by Gerald Coley 5 months agoReplyAbuse | Useful. Jul 17, 2013 - I ultimately started that before doing part one, but then moved on to a standalone node.js program that counted clicks from the rain gauge. The exact distribution terms for each program are described in the individual . Sep 14, 2013 - Getting Started with BeagleBone Black: The BeagleBone Black is a completely Open Hardware and Software single board computer for makers. My first objective with the BBB was to simply get the stepper to move, and for this I started using the included Cloud9 IDE and BoneScript library. The rain gauge is a tipping-bucket rain gauge that tips when the rain gets to 0.2mm. It is written in HTML and makes use of the BoneScript server running on the board and BoneScript JavaScript library running in these HTML pages.