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Tag Archives: programming
Building applications for health devices with Antidote and NodeJS
In this post I will explain how to build health apps that use Continua Health Alliance certified health devices with NodeJS. To communicate with these devices I am using the D-Bus health service from the open source Antidote IEEE 11073 stack … Continue reading
Posted in programming
Tagged antidote, applications, continua, dbus, health, IEEE11073, javascript, node.js, nodejs, programming
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Wirelessly control an Arduino with NodeJS over Bluetooth
I wanted to control my Arduino via Bluetooth using NodeJS but I could not find a Node module to do it. That is why I decided to build my own. This post describes how to use it. Arduino setup First, lets … Continue reading
Posted in programming
Tagged arduino, bluetooth, communication, javascript, linux, node.js, nodejs, osx, programming, windows
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How to use XMPP SASL EXTERNAL with Node.js
Almost a year ago I came across Node.js for the first time. Without going into details I must admit that a kind of like it. It has been useful to me in various projects. I especially like it for rapid … Continue reading
Google Maps icons and circles revisited
Recently I needed to add icons and circles to a Google Map. My colleague Jan Sipke did a nice write up on this topic a couple of years ago. Unfortunatly things did change since then. Google released a new version of the Maps API … Continue reading