Posted on February 9, 2021 by Jorge Ramirez
Hello friends, In this blog post I want to show you how we simplified the way to use push buttons on Meadow for beta 4.5 release (which is included in the Meadow Hack Kit) using Meadow.Foundation. Important Note: whenever we’re working with Digital Interrupt…
Category: HackKit, hackster, Meadow Tags: button, HackKit, hackster, Meadow, Meadow.Foundation, pushbutton, sensors
Posted on February 8, 2021 by Jorge Ramirez
Guess what? Today we shipped Meadow b4.5 and it’s a huge leap forward for our networking stack with two major pieces to it: TLS/SSL Support – So you can call your favorite `https` service endpoints. This should open up services like MQTT, Azure IoT,…
Posted on January 24, 2021 by Jorge Ramirez
Hello Makers, It has been a while since I make another post about another peripheral included in Meadow’s Hack Kit. This time we’re going to learn how to work with relays using Meadow.Foundation. No need to download any NuGet packages to use this peripheral,…
Posted on January 4, 2021 by Jorge Ramirez
Hello Makers, As you probably know by now, we rolled out a new beta with updates on Meadow.CLI, Meadow.OS, Meadow.Core and Meadow.Foundation, so be sure to flash your devices with our latest Deploy Meadow.OS instructions and update all your NuGet packages to make sure…
Posted on December 31, 2020 by Jorge Ramirez
Hello fellow makers, This post is to showcase the most interesting and useful Meadow projects on Hackster released throughout this year: Working with µGraphics on a ST7789 Display Learn how to connect an SPI LCD display to your Meadow board to draw shapes, text…
Posted on December 3, 2020 by Jorge Ramirez
Hello friends, In case you missed the Meadow presentation at the On .NET Live series, you can check the recorded session right away. Cecil Philips interviews Bryan about IoT and Jorge shows a great Meadow project that gathers weather data from the public web…
Posted on November 25, 2020 by Jorge Ramirez
Hello once again, In this post we’re going to talk about one integrated circuit included in your Hack Kit that you can use to expand your number of pins on your Meadow board: the 74HC595 (aka shift register). To use this peripheral, you’ll need…
Category: HackKit, hackster, Meadow Tags: HackKit, IOExpanders, Meadow, ShiftRegister, x74595
Posted on November 14, 2020 by Jorge Ramirez
Hello friends, In case you missed the Meadow presentation at .NET Conf 2020, you can check the recorded session right away. Adrian talks about the upcoming wave in IoT, the impact it will have in our lives, and show’s the network capable project to…
Category: Connected Things, events, Meadow Tags: Clima, DotNetConf, Events, Meadow, Presentation
Posted on November 13, 2020 by Jorge Ramirez
Hello Makers, In this blog post I want to show you how simple is to control LEDs using Meadow.Foundation. In other platforms you would need to set digital output ports or PWM ports to control the LEDs by changing its values explicitly. With Meadow.Foundation,…
Posted on November 11, 2020 by Jorge Ramirez
Hello friends, In case you missed the Meadow presentation last night, you can check the recording right here. Here we talk about the IoT revolution, the impact it will have in our lives, and we go over an end-to-end client-server solution to monitor climate…
Category: Connected Things, events, Meadow Tags: Clima, Events, Meadow, Presentation