is there an Example sketch that i can upload in arduino ide, if not can you give me a hit how i get this code to my board . GREAT WORK
Woow, it's amazing!!!
great job!!! keep it up
Really cool video that is very helpful to those, like me, that are stepping into the websocket arena! Subscribed and liked… thanks! One thing, would be cool if you elaborated a bit more on how you apparently and efficiently were able to get such a fast live view of a pin's waveform. I learn from code and it would be awesome to see that. I am not looking to do an oscilloscope view of analog reads at this point, but more like a slow-scrolling graphic that shows logic state of a pin. Researching…. THANKS AGAIN!
Wait, what??? You did the Fourier on the ESP8266??? Black magic?
Great video explaining how Websockets works, thanks! And that firmware running on the ESP8266 looks fascinating – lots of reading for me to do – thanks again!
Awesome
Very cool, thanks for sharing!
Very nice………… Can help me to about know gsm websocket it`s very important to me
How to c++ used websocket simple step C++ is server then client is html file
I want to make two directly interconnected ESP's that can work remotely (not bound by a single WiFi network).
Actually, i want to make synced lamps. When one is turned on, so is the other.. and vice versa, no matter the location. Do you have any advice?
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Great job!
Shut up and take my money _
nice
Amazing work!
This is exactly what I needed, thanks a lot for making a video about it!
awesome. thaks for your work
Thank you 😀 very nice
how do you install this sdk on the nodemcu esp8266?
How do we do a simple app?
You are really cool man.
You are an excellent teacher. Is that what you do professionally ?
Outstanding work!
This is the best if there is interaction with UI in a web browser. In my ESP8266 project I still prefer UDP (uni or multicast), it is much faster than WebSockets for me (I've used this library: https://github.com/Links2004/arduinoWebSockets).
great
Hi Charles, I am using your ESPUSB project to create a WiFi connected keyboard (instead of Bluetooth). But I am having trouble setting up the ESP as a websocket client (the keyboard). Could you point me to a good C implementation of websocket client or is it already implemented in the API you created and I am just too stupid to find it? Any help would be much appreciated!!! Cheers
nice
hi CNLohr you are so brilliant. i so much of learning skill for iot in your videos. Thank you very much CNLohr………….Thank again
Wow! 200 – 500 Hz! Very impressive. My own experiments based ESP/Arduino were stuttering at about 20Hz. My guess is that I would have to learn how to use the espressif API's and code it all on my own, as close to the metal as possible. Your links are about colorchord and ws2812 – Is there a different link for the websockets code, or is it proprietary ?
BTW, love your glass PCBs, though HCl + H2O2 is way cleaner & quicker than FeCl3!
It IS Grand! Thank you so much for sharing!
That's incredible
Soooooooo fu*ng fast! I want to learn more! Where can i get it?
This is awsome! ESP8266 with websockets is just magic.
the funny thing is HTTP runs on TCP which is exaclty like a socket.. so you got already all in TCP, then you abract over HTTP, then you abstract to add back what HTTP removes. YAY!
Sad to admit when web sockets was introduced I thought it would be abused more than it helped people… kind of like Java is known for. 😛 You have completely changed my mind and I'll be looking into websockets more seriously now. Seeing an Oscope run in real time (no matter the resolution) from a browser blew my mind. Thank you for the demonstration and amazing work. I can fully appreciate what you've accomplished. Bravo.
CNLohr, do you know if anyone managed to port your version of websockets to Arduino? I saw someone make a demo using Arduino and websockets, but it was fairly slow compared to what you have done. Thanks.
I- woww
Great work man.
is there an Example sketch that i can upload in arduino ide, if not can you give me a hit how i get this code to my board . GREAT WORK
Woow, it's amazing!!!
great job!!! keep it up
Really cool video that is very helpful to those, like me, that are stepping into the websocket arena! Subscribed and liked… thanks!
One thing, would be cool if you elaborated a bit more on how you apparently and efficiently were able to get such a fast live view of a pin's waveform. I learn from code and it would be awesome to see that. I am not looking to do an oscilloscope view of analog reads at this point, but more like a slow-scrolling graphic that shows logic state of a pin. Researching….
THANKS AGAIN!
Wait, what??? You did the Fourier on the ESP8266??? Black magic?
Great video explaining how Websockets works, thanks! And that firmware running on the ESP8266 looks fascinating – lots of reading for me to do – thanks again!
Awesome
Very cool, thanks for sharing!
Very nice…………
Can help me to about know gsm websocket it`s very important to me
How to c++ used websocket simple step
C++ is server then client is html file
This is the working example of ESP8266 web sockets with sourcefiles. http://smartswitchsio.blogspot.com/2018/08/esp8266-websocket.html
I want to make two directly interconnected ESP's that can work remotely (not bound by a single WiFi network).
Actually, i want to make synced lamps. When one is turned on, so is the other.. and vice versa, no matter the location. Do you have any advice?
XMINNOV has rich supporting industry chain begins with a series of personalized proliferation of raw material,R & D, production, label design & selection, antenna design and manufacturing, flip-chip, label lamination, label die-cut, quality inspection, label pre-coding, label printing, data encryption services.
http://www.rfidtagfactory.com/info/the-advantages-of-warehouse-management-system-25796893.html
Great job!
Shut up and take my money _
nice
Amazing work!
This is exactly what I needed, thanks a lot for making a video about it!
awesome. thaks for your work
Thank you 😀 very nice
how do you install this sdk on the nodemcu esp8266?
How do we do a simple app?
You are really cool man.
You are an excellent teacher. Is that what you do professionally ?
Outstanding work!
This is the best if there is interaction with UI in a web browser. In my ESP8266 project I still prefer UDP (uni or multicast), it is much faster than WebSockets for me (I've used this library: https://github.com/Links2004/arduinoWebSockets).
great
Hi Charles,
I am using your ESPUSB project to create a WiFi connected keyboard (instead of Bluetooth). But I am having trouble setting up the ESP as a websocket client (the keyboard). Could you point me to a good C implementation of websocket client or is it already implemented in the API you created and I am just too stupid to find it? Any help would be much appreciated!!!
Cheers
nice
hi CNLohr you are so brilliant. i so much of learning skill for iot in your videos. Thank you very much CNLohr………….Thank again
Wow! 200 – 500 Hz! Very impressive. My own experiments based ESP/Arduino were stuttering at about 20Hz. My guess is that I would have to learn how to use the espressif API's and code it all on my own, as close to the metal as possible. Your links are about colorchord and ws2812 –
Is there a different link for the websockets code, or is it proprietary ?
BTW, love your glass PCBs, though HCl + H2O2 is way cleaner & quicker than FeCl3!
It IS Grand! Thank you so much for sharing!
That's incredible
Soooooooo fu*ng fast! I want to learn more! Where can i get it?
This is awsome! ESP8266 with websockets is just magic.
the funny thing is HTTP runs on TCP which is exaclty like a socket.. so you got already all in TCP, then you abract over HTTP, then you abstract to add back what HTTP removes. YAY!
Sad to admit when web sockets was introduced I thought it would be abused more than it helped people… kind of like Java is known for. 😛 You have completely changed my mind and I'll be looking into websockets more seriously now. Seeing an Oscope run in real time (no matter the resolution) from a browser blew my mind. Thank you for the demonstration and amazing work. I can fully appreciate what you've accomplished. Bravo.
CNLohr, do you know if anyone managed to port your version of websockets to Arduino? I saw someone make a demo using Arduino and websockets, but it was fairly slow compared to what you have done. Thanks.
Edit: I think it was this demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkWhuOZr1VU
How to open your Github Projects in Windows?? Is there any way to convert it to Arduino? I am very Confused….
This is very very cool! Awesome job!
CNLohr a n00bie question: Can the SPI or I2C port be streamed direct to web sockets? I'm thinking Arducam + ESP = Cheap Wi-Fi cam 🙂
Thanks!
minds fukkin blown!!
thnx a lot ?
Hi Charles this is amazing. I need some help making this work on a teensy and esp8266. can you help me out.
<b>This probably won't work</b>
amazing work!