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How to send live data from a C# Desktop Application to Web using Websockets

May 4, 2012by giulioroggero 2 Comments

This is a step-by-step guide about how to expose live data from a C# console application to a web browser using WebSockets. The example has been implemented and tested on [...]

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Automation, HTML5, Microsoft, Node.js
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Beaglebone and Websockets, a full example that turn on/off a led

April 23, 2012by giulioroggero 2 Comments

After the first “hello world” example with ExtJS - http://isolasoftware.it/2012/04/20/beaglebone-and-extjs-web-app/ I’ve written a complete example in node.js that turns on and off a led controlled by the board and sends, in [...]

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Automation, HTML5, Linux, Node.js
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Beaglebone and ExtJs Web App

April 20, 2012by giulioroggero Leave a comment

I was working on a Web Scada based on Beaglebone. Here is my first test. It’s really easy to create a web app using Cloud9 and Node.Js. Here is a [...]

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Lego controlled with cloudfoundy via websockets

March 23, 2012by giulioroggero Leave a comment

This is a short test about our platform based on cloudfoundry that publish data from lego to an html5 webpage via websockets. The lego packet follows this stream: A console [...]

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A test with Kaazing WebSocket Gateway – HTML5 Edition and… lego!

November 9, 2011by giulioroggero Leave a comment

During the past week we tried out WebSockets to monitor and control devices on the field. In 2008 we presented at SVG Open Day an implementation based on SVG and AJAX that, [...]

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Private Cloud Foundry Hello World

October 21, 2011by giulioroggero Leave a comment

Cloud Found (https://www.cloudfoundry.org/) is a VMWare PAAS that has been released as open source and can be installed privately on your infrastructure. Once you have your cloud installed you can [...]

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Automation, Cloud, HTML5, Linux

Looking for JavaScript IDE, try on the cloud!

March 21, 2011by giulioroggero 2 Comments

In the last ten days two new development-as-a-service platforms are available on the Cloud. No more operating system to update and programs to install, just point to a web site and you [...]

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