@hugobarauna and I (Alex Koutmos) have been hard at work on writing a book on Nerves that takes you from simply blinking LEDs to building LiveView powered kiosks (and everything in between).
You’ll be building projects like:
- A Morse code translator
- A reaction time tester
- An Etch A Sketch that renders in Livebook using knobs
- Upgrading the Etch A Sketch to use a joy stick
- Rending CPU temperature from the Raspberry Pi in LiveBook using VegaLite (you’ll also write a simple stress test to get the CPU hot
) - A simple weather report/clock using a 20x04 LCD display
- Displaying of accelerometer data using OLED displays
- Interacting with accelerometer data using a LiveView kiosk
By the end of the book, you will have built a wide a array of projects and should be more than comfortable tackling some of your own Nerves projects!
Part 1: Rapid Prototyping Nerves Using Livebook
- Getting Started With Livebook
- Build a Morse Code Translator
- Build a Traffic Light Simulator
- Build a Reaction Time Game
- Building the Etch A Sketch Circuit
- Programming the Etch A Sketch
Part 2: Building Custom Nerves Firmwares
- Build a Custom Nerves Firmware
- Optimizing Your WorkflowC
- Interfacing With I²C Hardware
- Creating a Nerves Kiosk
Appendices
- Basics of Electricity
- Selecting Resistors
- Using a Breadboard
Check out the book landing page for more details and to see how you can buy the book at 38% percent off while we’re in beta:
https://www.programmingnerves.dev/
Also our promo video where we show off a few of the projects that you will build:
Happy hacking!
