A blog about my coding adventures
Introduction Internet of things (IoT) is pretty ambiguous. Any phrase with the word “things” in it is inevitably somewhat ambiguous, right? IoT is a popular and rich topic and depending on the view there is a lot which falls under this term. However, in this post, we will keep it to its core, just a … Read more
Its been a while that docker or container technologies are threatening the way we are delivering software. Cloud platforms are offering the capabilities which were only possible for the powerful and rich (ok, may be I could have written “were hard to get”). Networks, their administration and management are being abstracted away and the software … Read more
I like the light-weight programming model of Node.js. I also have great interest in IoT and I have written several posts on that topic as well. In this post, I am going to combine both i.e. IoT device with Node and you will see how natural this binding is. The Internet of things is filled … Read more
I have previously written about device landscape and IoT. I also mentioned briefly Arduino in that post. I am not going to discuss its hardware architecture, and other theory behind it, more than it is needed. In the reference section you will find links you can check if you are new to arduino or want … Read more
Node RED is powerful, extensible, graphical programming environment. It’s a flow based modelling tool which make it easy to create event-driven applications in a simple & intuitive ways. Its built on top of NodeJS and provides a browser based editor for wiring flows together. Node RED development environment is actually a web page running on … Read more
An electric circuit is by definition is an arrangement of electrical components connected so that there is some form of current flow. I am assuming you are aware of basics of electronics, so I will keep the discussion about those short and focused. The intention of this post is to laydown the foundation which will … Read more
Building concurrent applications is hard. Building distributed applications is hard. And building robust resilient applications is also hard. Making use of the Actor model using Akka.NET makes these things easier. There are many things to consider when building reactive systems. The Reactive Manifesto describes the general characteristics of such system at https://www.reactivemanifesto.org/ and Akka.NET adheres … Read more