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led.on() is a podcast dedicated to JavaScript on hardware of all types. Single board computers, micro-controllers, the internet of things, wearables and anything else that can control GPIO are all fair game.

10/12/2019

Episode 4 - Deep Dive: Servos

In this episode we do a deep dive on Servos. We get into the nitty-gritty of how they work, and how you can control them.

24 min
09/08/2019

Episode 3 - Francis Gulotta on Node Serialport

We visit with Francis Gulotta, maintainer of Node SerialPort. Francis dives into the gorey details of SerialPort and reveals how one node.js project played a starring role in an international incident.

53 min
08/08/2019

Episode 2 - Deep Dive: LEDs

In this episode, we do a deep dive on LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes). We talk about the different types, how they work, and how you can use them in your JavaScript projects. Can three developers really spend 20 minutes talking about nothing but LEDs? Yes, we can!

26 min
07/10/2019

Episode 1 - Getting Started With JavaScript on Hardware

In this episode, we briefly discuss how we each got started and we make a bold proclamation on which platform is best for getting started with JavaScript on hardware.

22 min
06/10/2019

Episode 0 - Why Would You Use JavaScript on Hardware?

In our inaugural episode, we discuss "The Question That Shall Not Be Asked". We take an objective look at all the things that make JS both good and bad for hardware and give a survey of the JS on hardware landscape.

37 min

5 Episodes

led.on() is a podcast dedicated to JavaScript on hardware of all types. Single board computers, micro-controllers, the internet of things, wearables and anything else that can control GPIO are all fair game.

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Episodes

Episode 4 - Deep Dive: Servos

Episode 3 - Francis Gulotta on Node Serialport

Episode 2 - Deep Dive: LEDs

Episode 1 - Getting Started With JavaScript on Hardware

Episode 0 - Why Would You Use JavaScript on Hardware?

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