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Category Archives: Programming
Writing a Playbook App for Blockly, a Google’s Visual Programming Language
Introduction Writing a Playbook App is an interesting proposition as BlackBerry’s WebWorks makes it so easy. Currently the runtime for BlackBerry WebWorks on the BlackBerry smartphones is based on Java while that for the BlackBerry PlayBook is based on Adobe AIR. … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Apps, Programming
Tagged App, BlackBerry, Blockly, CrackBerry, PlayBook, RIM, Tim Neil, Visual Programming, WebWorks
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Remote Viewing with NI LabVIEW, Digilent UNO32 and Basic I/O Shield
Introduction NI LabVIEW and chipKIT Digilent UNO32 are powerful tools that offer enormous potentialities. Remote monitoring and webserver capabilites of LabVIEW further enhance our projects. It has been shown here in this blog that NI LabVIEW can be easily connected to … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects, Programming
Tagged BASIC I/O, Bluetooth, chipKIT, Digilent, JY-MCU, Microchip, NI LabView, NI VISA, PIC32MX, Remote, Temperature, UNO32
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LabVIEW and VISA interface, with chipKIT Digilent UNO32 and Basic I/O Shield
Introduction NI LabVIEW can communicate with external devices such as microcontrollers through VISA a standard I/O language for instrumentation programming. LabVIEW ties the creation of user interfaces (called Front Panels) into the development cycle. A key feature of LabVIEW over other development … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects, Programming
Tagged BASIC I/O, Digilent, Microchip, NI LabView, NI VISA, PIC32MX, UNO32
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LabVIEW Interface for chipKIT Digilent UNO32 Development Board
Introduction The chipKIT development platform with prototyping-friendly 32-bit MCU packages (based on PIC32 microcontrollers) from Microchip is an open-source hardware and software solution intended for beginners and users with little or no knowledge of embedded controllers wanting to explore embedded applications. … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects, Programming
Tagged Digilent, Graphical User Interface, GUI, LabVIEW Interface, Microchip, National Instruments, PIC32MX, UNO32
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Writing a “Resistor Code” App for Blackberry Smartphones
Introduction I have shown in my previous post Writing a “Resistor Code” App for Blackberry Playbook that it is quite easy to design apps for Playbook. That said, it is quite easy also to design apps for Blackberry smartphones, with … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Apps, Programming
Tagged App, BlackBerry, Java, Resistance, Resistor Code, Web Works SDK, WebWorks
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Writing a “Resistor Code” App for Blackberry Playbook
The PlayBook, as it is known Blackberry’s tablet, is the first device to run Blackberry Tablet OS, based on QNX Neutrino, and runs apps developed using Adobe AIR. It was later announced that the Blackberry Tablet OS would be merged with the existing Blackberry OS to produce a … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Apps, Programming, Uncategorized
Tagged App, BlackBerry, Color Code, PlayBook, Resistance, Resistor Code, Web Works SDK, WebWorks
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Write a Drawing App “myArtwork” for Blackberry with Social Network Sharing Capability
Introduction: With Mobile Processingg one can write J2ME apps that work in Blackberry phones. Sometime ago, I compiled a simple code that I found on the web that without any changes works perfectly in my Blackberry Bold 9900. The compiled app … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Apps, Programming
Tagged BlackBerry, Drawing App, Mobile Processing, myArtwork, Sharing, Social Network, Wireless Tool Kit
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