The meandering journey of NodeBots Interchange

What started as a plan to simply make components work a bit better with NodeBots turned into a way of managing any firmware using JavaScript.

Published: Tuesday, January 26th 2016

9 mins (2.1k words)

Article archive - page 2

  • ChatGPT and Generative AI in the enterprise

    There is a lot of opportunity for Generative AI from a business technology perspective. Talking with other technology leaders, we discuss what risks and rewards may exist.

  • Building embodied bots with JavaScript

    Explorations of how to build bots with JavaScript that blend virtual and physical worlds, using chat interfaces like Slack to create embodied agents.

  • Making the move to metalsmith

    I moved this site from WP to metalsmith.io in order to get a more pure authoring experience. The result is good, though there were a few gotchas along the way.

  • Datatium - data as material for contextually responsive design

    Responsive design is still very screen size focussed where as we should be considering context much more than we do. This talk explains how Datatium helps resolve this.

  • JavaScript: not just the language of the web

    JS is moving out of the browser and into all manner of places. My notes and slides from my talk on this topic at JSFoo 15.

  • Applying the lessons of mobile dev to IoT

    IoT product development has the opportunity to draw on some of the lessons hard won over the years of developing for mobile.

  • DDD JavaScript IoT workshop

    A summary of the various projects completed as part of the JS IoT workshop given at DDD Melbourne 2015.

  • Building a portable minecraft server

    Using a raspberry pi and some batteries to create a portable minecraft server that can be put in a lunch box and taken to the park.

  • Controlling networked LEDs using a smartwatch

    The ESP8266 is a capable device in its own right and can run a simple web server. Couple this with a smartwatch for control and you have some interesting remote control options.

  • Book launch of Make: JavaScript Robotics

    This new book on JavaScript robotics launches today, co-authored by 15 of core NodeBots community members from around the world.