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  1. #WebGPU, #WebBluetooth, and #WebSockets open up so many possibilities too. I see so many hardware makers shipping web-based configuration tools these days and I'm HERE FOR IT! There's almost nothing the web can't do these days.

    I'm also intensely interested in distributed programming with blockchains like #InternetComputerProtocol and #Solana, and distributed hosting with things like #IPFS and #Filecoin.

  2. #WebGPU, #WebBluetooth, and #WebSockets open up so many possibilities too. I see so many hardware makers shipping web-based configuration tools these days and I'm HERE FOR IT! There's almost nothing the web can't do these days.

    I'm also intensely interested in distributed programming with blockchains like #InternetComputerProtocol and #Solana, and distributed hosting with things like #IPFS and #Filecoin.

  3. , , and open up so many possibilities too. I see so many hardware makers shipping web-based configuration tools these days and I'm HERE FOR IT! There's almost nothing the web can't do these days.

    I'm also intensely interested in distributed programming with blockchains like and , and distributed hosting with things like and .

  4. #WebGPU, #WebBluetooth, and #WebSockets open up so many possibilities too. I see so many hardware makers shipping web-based configuration tools these days and I'm HERE FOR IT! There's almost nothing the web can't do these days.

    I'm also intensely interested in distributed programming with blockchains like #InternetComputerProtocol and #Solana, and distributed hosting with things like #IPFS and #Filecoin.

  5. 🍗🌡️ Using Web Bluetooth To Read BBQ Temperature Sensor Data: pqina.nl/blog/web-bluetooth-ap. Fun write-up by @rikschennink of his journey of getting useful data out of a BBQ thermometer with the #ProjectFugu 🐡 #WebBluetooth API.

  6. 🍗🌡️ Using Web Bluetooth To Read BBQ Temperature Sensor Data: pqina.nl/blog/web-bluetooth-ap. Fun write-up by @rikschennink of his journey of getting useful data out of a BBQ thermometer with the #ProjectFugu 🐡 #WebBluetooth API.

  7. 🍗🌡️ Using Web Bluetooth To Read BBQ Temperature Sensor Data: pqina.nl/blog/web-bluetooth-ap. Fun write-up by @rikschennink of his journey of getting useful data out of a BBQ thermometer with the #ProjectFugu 🐡 #WebBluetooth API.

  8. 🍗🌡️ Using Web Bluetooth To Read BBQ Temperature Sensor Data: pqina.nl/blog/web-bluetooth-ap. Fun write-up by @rikschennink of his journey of getting useful data out of a BBQ thermometer with the #ProjectFugu 🐡 #WebBluetooth API.

  9. Here is a small introduction to Zephyr RTOS and #WebBluetooth, where you'll learn how to create a
    Bluetooth GATT service in an app, flash it on a Nordic Semiconductor #nRF52840 Dongle and connect to it with your browser. Enjoy :) /cc @reillyeon @kennethrohde @tomayac dev.to/denladeside/getting-sta

  10. Here is a small introduction to Zephyr RTOS and #WebBluetooth, where you'll learn how to create a
    Bluetooth GATT service in an app, flash it on a Nordic Semiconductor #nRF52840 Dongle and connect to it with your browser. Enjoy :) /cc @reillyeon @kennethrohde @tomayac dev.to/denladeside/getting-sta

  11. Here is a small introduction to Zephyr RTOS and #WebBluetooth, where you'll learn how to create a
    Bluetooth GATT service in an app, flash it on a Nordic Semiconductor #nRF52840 Dongle and connect to it with your browser. Enjoy :) /cc @reillyeon @kennethrohde @tomayac dev.to/denladeside/getting-sta

  12. Here is a small introduction to Zephyr RTOS and #WebBluetooth, where you'll learn how to create a
    Bluetooth GATT service in an app, flash it on a Nordic Semiconductor #nRF52840 Dongle and connect to it with your browser. Enjoy :) /cc @reillyeon @kennethrohde @tomayac dev.to/denladeside/getting-sta

  13. So sad that #Mozilla declined implementation of #WebBluetooth, #WebSerial and etc. (mozilla.github.io/standards-po)

    I mean, the idea of manipulating serial or BT via webpage is dumb, I agree. But it's already here and in the world of growing variety of embedded platforms the demand will only grow. Ideas of HTTP and Web are abused, that's not good but common in technical evolution.

    If I have to use web-flasher and web-BLE-data collectors I'd rather do it the Firefox, than Chromium.

    But here we are

  14. So sad that #Mozilla declined implementation of #WebBluetooth, #WebSerial and etc. (mozilla.github.io/standards-po)

    I mean, the idea of manipulating serial or BT via webpage is dumb, I agree. But it's already here and in the world of growing variety of embedded platforms the demand will only grow. Ideas of HTTP and Web are abused, that's not good but common in technical evolution.

    If I have to use web-flasher and web-BLE-data collectors I'd rather do it the Firefox, than Chromium.

    But here we are

  15. So sad that #Mozilla declined implementation of #WebBluetooth, #WebSerial and etc. (mozilla.github.io/standards-po)

    I mean, the idea of manipulating serial or BT via webpage is dumb, I agree. But it's already here and in the world of growing variety of embedded platforms the demand will only grow. Ideas of HTTP and Web are abused, that's not good but common in technical evolution.

    If I have to use web-flasher and web-BLE-data collectors I'd rather do it the Firefox, than Chromium.

    But here we are

  16. #WebBluetooth and #WebComponents are simple to use, here is how you combine the #NordicSemiconductor #Thingy52 with WebComponents to make a Web Thermometer (with some web enabling help from Spiderman): dev.to/denladeside/creating-a-

  17. #WebBluetooth and #WebComponents are simple to use, here is how you combine the #NordicSemiconductor #Thingy52 with WebComponents to make a Web Thermometer (with some web enabling help from Spiderman): dev.to/denladeside/creating-a-

  18. #WebBluetooth and #WebComponents are simple to use, here is how you combine the #NordicSemiconductor #Thingy52 with WebComponents to make a Web Thermometer (with some web enabling help from Spiderman): dev.to/denladeside/creating-a-

  19. #WebBluetooth and #WebComponents are simple to use, here is how you combine the #NordicSemiconductor #Thingy52 with WebComponents to make a Web Thermometer (with some web enabling help from Spiderman): dev.to/denladeside/creating-a-

  20. @sjpiper145

    She loved this LED strip - it was part of the prop from my #WebDirections talk about #WebBluetooth. 😅

  21. @sjpiper145

    She loved this LED strip - it was part of the prop from my talk about . 😅

  22. @sjpiper145

    She loved this LED strip - it was part of the prop from my #WebDirections talk about #WebBluetooth. 😅

  23. @sjpiper145

    She loved this LED strip - it was part of the prop from my #WebDirections talk about #WebBluetooth. 😅

  24. Want a sneak peak of my talk at Cluecon next week?

    It’s titled “The power of web” (think the power of love song)

    The Web is hugely powerful. Definitely come check out my talk next week if you’re in Chicago!

  25. Want a sneak peak of my talk at Cluecon next week?

    It’s titled “The power of web” (think the power of love song)

    The Web is hugely powerful. Definitely come check out my talk next week if you’re in Chicago!

    #webbluetooth #webapis #webrtc

  26. Want a sneak peak of my talk at Cluecon next week?

    It’s titled “The power of web” (think the power of love song)

    The Web is hugely powerful. Definitely come check out my talk next week if you’re in Chicago!

    #webbluetooth #webapis #webrtc

  27. Want a sneak peak of my talk at Cluecon next week?

    It’s titled “The power of web” (think the power of love song)

    The Web is hugely powerful. Definitely come check out my talk next week if you’re in Chicago!

    #webbluetooth #webapis #webrtc

  28. Generic Sensors and Thingy:52: dev.to/denladeside/generic-sen. Cool post by Lars Knudsen, including a Thingy:52 driver for high-level access to the sensors on the device.

    (#ProjectFugu 🐡 #GenericSensor #Thingy52 #WebBluetooth)

  29. Generic Sensors and Thingy:52: dev.to/denladeside/generic-sen. Cool post by Lars Knudsen, including a Thingy:52 driver for high-level access to the sensors on the device.

    (#ProjectFugu 🐡 #GenericSensor #Thingy52 #WebBluetooth)

  30. Generic Sensors and Thingy:52: dev.to/denladeside/generic-sen. Cool post by Lars Knudsen, including a Thingy:52 driver for high-level access to the sensors on the device.

    (#ProjectFugu 🐡 #GenericSensor #Thingy52 #WebBluetooth)

  31. Generic Sensors and Thingy:52: dev.to/denladeside/generic-sen. Cool post by Lars Knudsen, including a Thingy:52 driver for high-level access to the sensors on the device.

    (#ProjectFugu 🐡 #GenericSensor #Thingy52 #WebBluetooth)

  32. Thanks again to @webdirections for having me on to talk about #WebBluetooth. Thanks to @seeedstudio for making it trivial to get up to speed with the hardware (pictured is the slide for those curious about what I actually used.)
    Slides available here: github.com/simonhildebrandt/bl

  33. Thanks again to @webdirections for having me on to talk about . Thanks to @seeedstudio for making it trivial to get up to speed with the hardware (pictured is the slide for those curious about what I actually used.)
    Slides available here: github.com/simonhildebrandt/bl

  34. Thanks again to @webdirections for having me on to talk about #WebBluetooth. Thanks to @seeedstudio for making it trivial to get up to speed with the hardware (pictured is the slide for those curious about what I actually used.)
    Slides available here: github.com/simonhildebrandt/bl

  35. 📢 How LEGO® Education uses the Web Bluetooth and the Web Serial APIs:

    👉 Article: developer.chrome.com/blog/lego

    Part 3 of a new blog series on Project Fugu 🐡 used in practice!

    #️⃣ #ProjectFugu #WebBluetooth #WebSerial #LEGO

  36. 📢 How LEGO® Education uses the Web Bluetooth and the Web Serial APIs:

    👉 Article: developer.chrome.com/blog/lego

    Part 3 of a new blog series on Project Fugu 🐡 used in practice!

    #️⃣ #ProjectFugu #WebBluetooth #WebSerial #LEGO

  37. 📢 How LEGO® Education uses the Web Bluetooth and the Web Serial APIs:

    👉 Article: developer.chrome.com/blog/lego

    Part 3 of a new blog series on Project Fugu 🐡 used in practice!

    #️⃣ #ProjectFugu #WebBluetooth #WebSerial #LEGO

  38. 📢 How LEGO® Education uses the Web Bluetooth and the Web Serial APIs:

    👉 Article: developer.chrome.com/blog/lego

    Part 3 of a new blog series on Project Fugu 🐡 used in practice!

    #️⃣ #ProjectFugu #WebBluetooth #WebSerial #LEGO

  39. Heck yeah.

    Took a lot of trial & errors, but now I can simulate Canon's mobile app instead of the remote controller via Web Bluetooth. Pretty different interfaces, but this one should be much more powerful.
    ---
    RT @rreverser
    Cleaned up the UI & published my #WebBluetooth experiment: an intervalometer for Canon cameras. rreverser.github.io/eos-remote

    Try it out on desktop Chromium or on Android!

    Based on the amazing revers…
    twitter.com/RReverser/status/1

  40. Heck yeah.

    Took a lot of trial & errors, but now I can simulate Canon's mobile app instead of the remote controller via Web Bluetooth. Pretty different interfaces, but this one should be much more powerful.
    ---
    RT @rreverser
    Cleaned up the UI & published my #WebBluetooth experiment: an intervalometer for Canon cameras. rreverser.github.io/eos-remote

    Try it out on desktop Chromium or on Android!

    Based on the amazing revers…
    twitter.com/RReverser/status/1

  41. Heck yeah.

    Took a lot of trial & errors, but now I can simulate Canon's mobile app instead of the remote controller via Web Bluetooth. Pretty different interfaces, but this one should be much more powerful.
    ---
    RT @rreverser
    Cleaned up the UI & published my #WebBluetooth experiment: an intervalometer for Canon cameras. rreverser.github.io/eos-remote

    Try it out on desktop Chromium or on Android!

    Based on the amazing revers…
    twitter.com/RReverser/status/1

  42. Heck yeah.

    Took a lot of trial & errors, but now I can simulate Canon's mobile app instead of the remote controller via Web Bluetooth. Pretty different interfaces, but this one should be much more powerful.
    ---
    RT @rreverser
    Cleaned up the UI & published my #WebBluetooth experiment: an intervalometer for Canon cameras. rreverser.github.io/eos-remote

    Try it out on desktop Chromium or on Android!

    Based on the amazing revers…
    twitter.com/RReverser/status/1

  43. Cleaned up the UI & published my #WebBluetooth experiment: an intervalometer for Canon cameras. rreverser.github.io/eos-remote

    Try it out on desktop Chromium or on Android!

    Based on the amazing reverse engineering work by @ids1024.

  44. Cleaned up the UI & published my #WebBluetooth experiment: an intervalometer for Canon cameras. rreverser.github.io/eos-remote

    Try it out on desktop Chromium or on Android!

    Based on the amazing reverse engineering work by @ids1024.

  45. Cleaned up the UI & published my #WebBluetooth experiment: an intervalometer for Canon cameras. rreverser.github.io/eos-remote

    Try it out on desktop Chromium or on Android!

    Based on the amazing reverse engineering work by @ids1024.

  46. Cleaned up the UI & published my #WebBluetooth experiment: an intervalometer for Canon cameras. rreverser.github.io/eos-remote

    Try it out on desktop Chromium or on Android!

    Based on the amazing reverse engineering work by @ids1024.

  47. Anyone know if the latest Meta Browser on the #Quest can do #WebBluetooth yet? I've been thinking of building a smartphone-based input system and pairing over Bluetooth seems like it'd be a better UX and lower latency than doing it over WiFi.

    Though, I suppose #WebRTC should work. Two devices on the same network should always get a P2P connection, regardless of NAT, right?

    Right?

    #VR #VirtualReality #XR

  48. Anyone know if the latest Meta Browser on the #Quest can do #WebBluetooth yet? I've been thinking of building a smartphone-based input system and pairing over Bluetooth seems like it'd be a better UX and lower latency than doing it over WiFi.

    Though, I suppose #WebRTC should work. Two devices on the same network should always get a P2P connection, regardless of NAT, right?

    Right?

    #VR #VirtualReality #XR

  49. Anyone know if the latest Meta Browser on the #Quest can do #WebBluetooth yet? I've been thinking of building a smartphone-based input system and pairing over Bluetooth seems like it'd be a better UX and lower latency than doing it over WiFi.

    Though, I suppose #WebRTC should work. Two devices on the same network should always get a P2P connection, regardless of NAT, right?

    Right?

    #VR #VirtualReality #XR