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How much space is there for other devices in the watch?
I just got the crazy idea that I could stuff a 433mhz transmitter in there (smallest looks like 0.4" x 0.2"), and then I'd be wearing a watch that would know when I got home and send out the signal to turn the lights on and heat up the dab rig.
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I was raised to have an extreme disdain for that kind of stripper (The one robin and gordon showed a picture of). My father spoke ill of them every time they came up, and presented them as a "well, this might be easier while you're new to stripping wires" type thing - I was raised on these things... of course as I said when I started this thread an eon ago, I have now seen the light. Thermal wire stripping is just such a joy compared to the old way (it was often more than a third of the time a project took to wire up!)
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Those look really freakin pro!
I may have to buy one.
Oh who am I kidding, of course i'll buy one. I can't keep myself from buying cool new shit like this that I won't have time to use. -
Looks like a straightforward I2C device, creating a module for it shouldn't be particularly hard.
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use response.writeHead() and write out the CORS header that way.
I do it in this code - https://github.com/SpenceKonde/AzzyProjects/blob/master/Animate/Version9.js
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My experience was that the ESP8266 (the one I do a lot of LED control with) was that this was very slow indeed. That's why I have only 10 pingpong lights on each of my strings....
I would very much like to see some speed optimizations for the ESP8266 and ESP32 boards - they are... painfully slow.
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I found that I had to wait a few seconds after startup to do the createServer() call - try putting that in a 5 second timeout.
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I'm Spence Konde aka Dr. Azzy
I live and work in the People's Republic of Cambridge, near Boston, MA. I test the web gateway and web development framework for a database software firm for my day job, and sell PCBs and do electronics stuff on the side. I also own pinball machines, with all the maintenance that entails, and have made modifications to them as well.
In addition to Espruino, I do a lot of work with the Arduino platform and maintain a core that supports almost all ATTiny microcontrollers for the Arduino IDE.
I'm not a real doctor (I'd be happy to write you a prescription - but it'll be on the back of a cocktail napkin, and it'll be for a cocktail);
In a past life when I played Ragnarok Online, I wrote the AzzyAI homunculus and mercenary AI, which was used by thousands of players worldwide (ie, I'm that Azzy)