| In the last installment of this series I ported my mini-library for publishing MQTT messages to the Pretzel board which has an ATmega328 and...
| In the last installment of this series I ported my mini-library for publishing MQTT messages to the Pretzel board which has an ATmega328 and...
| In previous episodes I’ve spent most of my time writing PC software, it’s time now to turn our attention to some firmware. Our ultimate aim...
| In the last installment of this series I started with the Pretzel-Board which has an ATmega328 and a WiFi LAN ESP8266 chip on board. The pre...
| Regular readers of this sequel will already know that for my first attempts to remotely control a desk lamp I used a PC as a relay station c...
| In the previous instalments of this ongoing venture into the Internet of Things we have made use of several different open-source libraries...
| n the last installment with the help of an open-source library I was able to program an MQTT client for Android. Now I can send out text mes...
| In the last installment we introduced a smartphone into our setup but you wouldn't describe this as a mobile control function. To achieve th...
| In the previous instalment of this series I finally succeeded in providing control of hardware via the internet using IoT-specific protocols...
| In the previous installment I showed how easy it was to install a small PC Client using the MQTT protocol. It allows you to send text messag...
| In the last installment I set about describing the MQTT messaging protocol. It has many interesting features and is well suited to a system...