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  1. Bangle. The World’s first Open Source Hackable Smart Watch

  2. Как я научил Espruino на ESP-32 понимать кириллицу

    Espruino + ESP32: как вывести русский текст и подключить кириллический шрифт ? История из жизни, создание и подключение кастомного шрифта 🦐 Ну давай показывай, что там у тебя

    habr.com/ru/articles/938282/

    #esp32 #espruino #русский_шрифт #кирилица #javascript #diyпроекты

  3. Как я научил Espruino на ESP-32 понимать кириллицу

    Espruino + ESP32: как вывести русский текст и подключить кириллический шрифт ? История из жизни, создание и подключение кастомного шрифта 🦐 Ну давай показывай, что там у тебя

    habr.com/ru/articles/938282/

    #esp32 #espruino #русский_шрифт #кирилица #javascript #diyпроекты

  4. Как я научил Espruino на ESP-32 понимать кириллицу

    Espruino + ESP32: как вывести русский текст и подключить кириллический шрифт ? История из жизни, создание и подключение кастомного шрифта 🦐 Ну давай показывай, что там у тебя

    habr.com/ru/articles/938282/

    #esp32 #espruino #русский_шрифт #кирилица #javascript #diyпроекты

  5. @nima I'd like something small, too. N900 is big, but... better than phones these days. Still use Droid 4. #LinuxMobile is nice. But I don't even insist on that. Give me phone running #Espruino, make it 80grams or so, and we can talk :-).
  6. @nima I'd like something small, too. N900 is big, but... better than phones these days. Still use Droid 4. #LinuxMobile is nice. But I don't even insist on that. Give me phone running #Espruino, make it 80grams or so, and we can talk :-).
  7. @nima I'd like something small, too. N900 is big, but... better than phones these days. Still use Droid 4. #LinuxMobile is nice. But I don't even insist on that. Give me phone running #Espruino, make it 80grams or so, and we can talk :-).
  8. @debacle @joeycastillo it looks interesting. But I've got a Bandle.js 2 for a discount (at 80 €) at last FOSDEM, and I'm very happy with it : working very well, simple, good ecosystem and easy to hack.

    I'm not sure that the price difference worth it (to be compared to Core Time 2 duo to color and touch screen).

    Core Time 2 has microphone/speaker and targets IPX8 (Bandlej.js 2 is IP67, so no shower or swimming), but besides that, they seem very similar.

    #bangle.js #espruino #pebble #repebble

  9. @debacle @joeycastillo it looks interesting. But I've got a Bandle.js 2 for a discount (at 80 €) at last FOSDEM, and I'm very happy with it : working very well, simple, good ecosystem and easy to hack.

    I'm not sure that the price difference worth it (to be compared to Core Time 2 duo to color and touch screen).

    Core Time 2 has microphone/speaker and targets IPX8 (Bandlej.js 2 is IP67, so no shower or swimming), but besides that, they seem very similar.

    #bangle.js #espruino #pebble #repebble

  10. @debacle @joeycastillo it looks interesting. But I've got a Bandle.js 2 for a discount (at 80 €) at last FOSDEM, and I'm very happy with it : working very well, simple, good ecosystem and easy to hack.

    I'm not sure that the price difference worth it (to be compared to Core Time 2 duo to color and touch screen).

    Core Time 2 has microphone/speaker and targets IPX8 (Bandlej.js 2 is IP67, so no shower or swimming), but besides that, they seem very similar.

    #bangle.js #espruino #pebble #repebble

  11. @debacle @joeycastillo it looks interesting. But I've got a Bandle.js 2 for a discount (at 80 €) at last FOSDEM, and I'm very happy with it : working very well, simple, good ecosystem and easy to hack.

    I'm not sure that the price difference worth it (to be compared to Core Time 2 duo to color and touch screen).

    Core Time 2 has microphone/speaker and targets IPX8 (Bandlej.js 2 is IP67, so no shower or swimming), but besides that, they seem very similar.

    #bangle.js #espruino #pebble #repebble

  12. @debacle @joeycastillo it looks interesting. But I've got a Bandle.js 2 for a discount (at 80 €) at last FOSDEM, and I'm very happy with it : working very well, simple, good ecosystem and easy to hack.

    I'm not sure that the price difference worth it (to be compared to Core Time 2 duo to color and touch screen).

    Core Time 2 has microphone/speaker and targets IPX8 (Bandlej.js 2 is IP67, so no shower or swimming), but besides that, they seem very similar.

    #bangle.js #espruino #pebble #repebble

  13. @Moosader I have one since FOSDEM, very happy with it.

    I have not coded much (lack time), but it's super easy to do, there is a web framework, app loader + IDE (Chrome based only unfortunately, due to web bluetooth support) + CLI tools.

    By default Bluetooth is not protected, but you can add password or use whitelist. Not sure how secure it is though.

    #bangle #espruino

  14. @Moosader I have one since FOSDEM, very happy with it.

    I have not coded much (lack time), but it's super easy to do, there is a web framework, app loader + IDE (Chrome based only unfortunately, due to web bluetooth support) + CLI tools.

    By default Bluetooth is not protected, but you can add password or use whitelist. Not sure how secure it is though.

    #bangle #espruino

  15. @Moosader I have one since FOSDEM, very happy with it.

    I have not coded much (lack time), but it's super easy to do, there is a web framework, app loader + IDE (Chrome based only unfortunately, due to web bluetooth support) + CLI tools.

    By default Bluetooth is not protected, but you can add password or use whitelist. Not sure how secure it is though.

    #bangle #espruino

  16. @Moosader I have one since FOSDEM, very happy with it.

    I have not coded much (lack time), but it's super easy to do, there is a web framework, app loader + IDE (Chrome based only unfortunately, due to web bluetooth support) + CLI tools.

    By default Bluetooth is not protected, but you can add password or use whitelist. Not sure how secure it is though.

    #bangle #espruino

  17. @Moosader I have one since FOSDEM, very happy with it.

    I have not coded much (lack time), but it's super easy to do, there is a web framework, app loader + IDE (Chrome based only unfortunately, due to web bluetooth support) + CLI tools.

    By default Bluetooth is not protected, but you can add password or use whitelist. Not sure how secure it is though.

    #bangle #espruino

  18. I've also bought a Puck.js, a button sized Bluetooth BLE device, full of sensors and low consumption. The same dev tools as for Bangle.js can be used. It's a generic device that can be use and re-used for plenty of use cases (movement detection, NFC tag, magnetic field detection, basic light detection, IR, ad-hoc button, door opening, water level monitor, etc).

    #puck.js #espruino

  19. I've also bought a Puck.js, a button sized Bluetooth BLE device, full of sensors and low consumption. The same dev tools as for Bangle.js can be used. It's a generic device that can be use and re-used for plenty of use cases (movement detection, NFC tag, magnetic field detection, basic light detection, IR, ad-hoc button, door opening, water level monitor, etc).

    #puck.js #espruino

  20. I've also bought a Puck.js, a button sized Bluetooth BLE device, full of sensors and low consumption. The same dev tools as for Bangle.js can be used. It's a generic device that can be use and re-used for plenty of use cases (movement detection, NFC tag, magnetic field detection, basic light detection, IR, ad-hoc button, door opening, water level monitor, etc).

    #puck.js #espruino

  21. I've also bought a Puck.js, a button sized Bluetooth BLE device, full of sensors and low consumption. The same dev tools as for Bangle.js can be used. It's a generic device that can be use and re-used for plenty of use cases (movement detection, NFC tag, magnetic field detection, basic light detection, IR, ad-hoc button, door opening, water level monitor, etc).

    #puck.js #espruino

  22. I've also bought a Puck.js, a button sized Bluetooth BLE device, full of sensors and low consumption. The same dev tools as for Bangle.js can be used. It's a generic device that can be use and re-used for plenty of use cases (movement detection, NFC tag, magnetic field detection, basic light detection, IR, ad-hoc button, door opening, water level monitor, etc).

    #puck.js #espruino

  23. I've bought a #Bangle.js 2 at #FOSDEM, I like it!

    I've charged it once just after FOSDEM (on Sunday), and it still shows 40% of battery, screen is sun readable, and several useful sensors.

    Being a #Python dev, I was more into micropython (I have a #PineTime with #WaspOS). But the #espruino tool chain is really nice: 600+ apps easy to upload from browser (sadly not supported by Firefox), simple IDE with REPL, and CLI tools. I can use Python on computer with #javascript on watch.

    Neat work!

  24. I've bought a #Bangle.js 2 at #FOSDEM, I like it!

    I've charged it once just after FOSDEM (on Sunday), and it still shows 40% of battery, screen is sun readable, and several useful sensors.

    Being a #Python dev, I was more into micropython (I have a #PineTime with #WaspOS). But the #espruino tool chain is really nice: 600+ apps easy to upload from browser (sadly not supported by Firefox), simple IDE with REPL, and CLI tools. I can use Python on computer with #javascript on watch.

    Neat work!

  25. I've bought a #Bangle.js 2 at #FOSDEM, I like it!

    I've charged it once just after FOSDEM (on Sunday), and it still shows 40% of battery, screen is sun readable, and several useful sensors.

    Being a #Python dev, I was more into micropython (I have a #PineTime with #WaspOS). But the #espruino tool chain is really nice: 600+ apps easy to upload from browser (sadly not supported by Firefox), simple IDE with REPL, and CLI tools. I can use Python on computer with #javascript on watch.

    Neat work!

  26. I've bought a #Bangle.js 2 at #FOSDEM, I like it!

    I've charged it once just after FOSDEM (on Sunday), and it still shows 40% of battery, screen is sun readable, and several useful sensors.

    Being a #Python dev, I was more into micropython (I have a #PineTime with #WaspOS). But the #espruino tool chain is really nice: 600+ apps easy to upload from browser (sadly not supported by Firefox), simple IDE with REPL, and CLI tools. I can use Python on computer with #javascript on watch.

    Neat work!

  27. I've bought a #Bangle.js 2 at #FOSDEM, I like it!

    I've charged it once just after FOSDEM (on Sunday), and it still shows 40% of battery, screen is sun readable, and several useful sensors.

    Being a #Python dev, I was more into micropython (I have a #PineTime with #WaspOS). But the #espruino tool chain is really nice: 600+ apps easy to upload from browser (sadly not supported by Firefox), simple IDE with REPL, and CLI tools. I can use Python on computer with #javascript on watch.

    Neat work!

  28. I thought working on PC in #espruino would be smart, because porting code to watch will then be easy. Well, I was wrong. Apparently 3 levels of recursion are too many, and I'll have to rewrite that.
  29. I thought working on PC in #espruino would be smart, because porting code to watch will then be easy. Well, I was wrong. Apparently 3 levels of recursion are too many, and I'll have to rewrite that.
  30. I thought working on PC in #espruino would be smart, because porting code to watch will then be easy. Well, I was wrong. Apparently 3 levels of recursion are too many, and I'll have to rewrite that.
  31. @jimmac So... yes, I'm looking for small and open phones. Some day I hope to experiment with #esp32 + #Espruino + modem. But if there are other solutions, I'm interested too.
  32. @jimmac So... yes, I'm looking for small and open phones. Some day I hope to experiment with #esp32 + #Espruino + modem. But if there are other solutions, I'm interested too.
  33. @jimmac So... yes, I'm looking for small and open phones. Some day I hope to experiment with #esp32 + #Espruino + modem. But if there are other solutions, I'm interested too.
  34. @lupyuen ...and if you want esp32 for some reason, take a look at Lilygo T-Watch. Widely available, less than CZK2000 / $80, and very similar. I even have some patches in the firmware... But hard to use due to bad battery life, and #Espruino is really better solution for the software.
  35. @lupyuen ...and if you want esp32 for some reason, take a look at Lilygo T-Watch. Widely available, less than CZK2000 / $80, and very similar. I even have some patches in the firmware... But hard to use due to bad battery life, and #Espruino is really better solution for the software.
  36. @lupyuen ...and if you want esp32 for some reason, take a look at Lilygo T-Watch. Widely available, less than CZK2000 / $80, and very similar. I even have some patches in the firmware... But hard to use due to bad battery life, and #Espruino is really better solution for the software.
  37. @lupyuen ...and if you want esp32 for some reason, take a look at Lilygo T-Watch. Widely available, less than CZK2000 / $80, and very similar. I even have some patches in the firmware... But hard to use due to bad battery life, and #Espruino is really better solution for the software.
  38. DIY custom board up and running a build of #espruino ! So other than just running my own custom firmware I can also use espruino and throw javascript onto these now too.

  39. DIY custom board up and running a build of #espruino ! So other than just running my own custom firmware I can also use espruino and throw javascript onto these now too.

  40. DIY custom board up and running a build of #espruino ! So other than just running my own custom firmware I can also use espruino and throw javascript onto these now too.

  41. DIY custom board up and running a build of #espruino ! So other than just running my own custom firmware I can also use espruino and throw javascript onto these now too.

  42. Made a night lamp with salvaged LEDs from an old IKEA night lamp going. Built with #Espruino pico and #Javascript

    Got 14 modes (7 color modes for dimmed and full brightness).

    github.com/eklem/espruino-stuf

    #DIY

  43. Made a night lamp with salvaged LEDs from an old IKEA night lamp going. Built with #Espruino pico and #Javascript

    Got 14 modes (7 color modes for dimmed and full brightness).

    github.com/eklem/espruino-stuf

    #DIY

  44. Made a night lamp with salvaged LEDs from an old IKEA night lamp going. Built with #Espruino pico and #Javascript

    Got 14 modes (7 color modes for dimmed and full brightness).

    github.com/eklem/espruino-stuf

    #DIY

  45. Made a night lamp with salvaged LEDs from an old IKEA night lamp going. Built with #Espruino pico and #Javascript

    Got 14 modes (7 color modes for dimmed and full brightness).

    github.com/eklem/espruino-stuf

    #DIY

  46. Creating a safe for the youngest one.

    Using an #Espruino pico + a keypad + a servo. So far *[code]* turns the servo one way (unlocking) and * the servo the other way (locking). The code is only stored encrypted, so he will be able to have the same code for the entrance door as his safe. What can go wrong =)

    Now I just need to build the safe and make the program a little more easy to read + add some led lights and some code for them.

    github.com/eklem/espruino-stuf

    #JavaScript #programming #diy #encryption #lock #safe

  47. Creating a safe for the youngest one.

    Using an #Espruino pico + a keypad + a servo. So far *[code]* turns the servo one way (unlocking) and * the servo the other way (locking). The code is only stored encrypted, so he will be able to have the same code for the entrance door as his safe. What can go wrong =)

    Now I just need to build the safe and make the program a little more easy to read + add some led lights and some code for them.

    github.com/eklem/espruino-stuf

    #JavaScript #programming #diy #encryption #lock #safe

  48. Creating a safe for the youngest one.

    Using an #Espruino pico + a keypad + a servo. So far *[code]* turns the servo one way (unlocking) and * the servo the other way (locking). The code is only stored encrypted, so he will be able to have the same code for the entrance door as his safe. What can go wrong =)

    Now I just need to build the safe and make the program a little more easy to read + add some led lights and some code for them.

    github.com/eklem/espruino-stuf

    #JavaScript #programming #diy #encryption #lock #safe

  49. Creating a safe for the youngest one.

    Using an #Espruino pico + a keypad + a servo. So far *[code]* turns the servo one way (unlocking) and * the servo the other way (locking). The code is only stored encrypted, so he will be able to have the same code for the entrance door as his safe. What can go wrong =)

    Now I just need to build the safe and make the program a little more easy to read + add some led lights and some code for them.

    github.com/eklem/espruino-stuf

    #JavaScript #programming #diy #encryption #lock #safe