Lars Wikman (OLD, find new)Dec 28, 2022

I'm very likely receiving a box of 10 computers soon. Maybe this week. My teenage self would be absolutely thrilled and I'm feeling pretty good about it.

I ordered some Mango Pi Mq Pro to try and run some Nerves workshoppy hack things with the local prospective Elixirists.

Just might get them in time for the January meet.

Show threadLars Wikman (OLD, find new)Dec 28, 2022

@fhunleth any recommendations. I'm thinking starting at Nerves Livebook with some extra libraries packed in (evision for example).

Maybe this? https://github.com/wojtekmach/mix_install_examples/blob/main/phoenix_live_view.exs

mix_install_examples/phoenix_live_view.exs at main · wojtekmach/mix_install_examples

A collection of simple Elixir scripts that are using Mix.install/2. - mix_install_examples/phoenix_live_view.exs at main · wojtekmach/mix_install_examples

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Show threadFrank HunlethDec 28, 2022
@lawik If you're looking for hardware ideas, many RPi hats work with the MangoPi. The MangoPi's built-in LED is attached to a PWM output, so it's a little more fun to control. See https://github.com/smartrent/delux. If you can't do something with Nerves Livebook, let me know so I can add it.
GitHub - smartrent/delux: Higher level control of LEDs for headless devices

Higher level control of LEDs for headless devices. Contribute to smartrent/delux development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Show threadLars Wikman (OLD, find new)Dec 29, 2022
@fhunleth didn't realize the pins were so compatible. Is it 1-to-1 mostly?
Show threadFrank Hunleth
@lawik It depends on the hat. It's close, but you need to check and GPIO numbers are different.
Dec 29, 2022 at 3:26pmWeb
Show threadLars Wikman (OLD, find new)Dec 29, 2022
@fhunleth Thanks, figured there would be differences