roguemat

Awesome!

Here is the full tutorial http://blog.roguecod...o-and-Bluetooth

Hi guys.

After many long months my book on Netduino is finally published and available! :-)

It's available in print and digital.

Amazon US: http://www.amazon.co...g=packtpubli-20

Amazon UK: http://www.amazon.co...g=packtpubli-21

BnN: http://www.barnesand...n=9781849697828

Packt: http://www.packtpub....-lazy-boys/book (note that the info here is not up to date)

The target audience is people that know the basics of the platform but don't know where to go from there. That being said, the first chapter does go over how to get VS setup, and how to blink an LED.

[color=rgb(18,26,13);font-family:'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, 'Liberation Sans', FreeSans, sans-serif;font-size:16px;]"AGENT OS 1.0 [/color][color=rgb(18,26,13);font-family:'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, 'Liberation Sans', FreeSans, sans-serif;font-size:16px;]including .NET Micro Framework 4.3"[/color]

 

[color=rgb(18,26,13);font-family:'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, 'Liberation Sans', FreeSans, sans-serif;font-size:16px;]I'm hoping we'll be able to actually write code that runs on the watch, but that's not actually promised.[/color]

"Watch apps can be written in C# using Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 (including the free Express edition).  Deploy your apps over Bluetooth and debug them interactively."

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New tutorial up!
http://blog.roguecod...ia-lcd-netduino

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=jGDYUCJxweI

Great work!

I'm working on a similar project - but am using a better testing mechanism to you

So next up is a fun little maze game Most of my things are concepts but I got inspired by the Space Invaders project in this forum.

[url="http://blog.roguecode.co.za/Post/Netduino%2BWP8real-lifemazegame"]http://blog.roguecode.co.za/Post/Netduino%2bWP8real-lifemazegame

p.s. Thanks for the button help from Arron (spelling?) and Stefan!

IMO diving straight into the list of API's is just going to confuse you.

What might be better is to set a few goal applications that you want to make, and then learn new things as you confront challenges.

But best case would definitely be to get a basic C# book.

I'm enjoying using Bluetooth to make 2-parted stuff (WP8+Netduino) - so here's another tutorial I wrote last night:

http://blog.roguecod...undwithyourmind

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=jtNh3nvP8xo

Enjoy :-)

Occasionally I get time to do non-work stuff. That means hardly every, but still

This is my next tutorial on Bluetooth with the Netduino and WP8. This time it's got a nice 3D model of the Netduino My designer has written a guide on making the model, which I will post soon along with the actual model (higher quality than the one I used in the link below-but I forgot to use the newer file).

Anyway, enjoy:

http://blog.roguecod...Dreconstruction

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WKoQXQmYC3c

Hey - forgot to post my little wedding tank here :-)

It's at about 1:04.

Was a fully steel shell on motorbike chains for tracks which shook the wooden floor nicely. Then wired up a bubble gun and had a fan underneath blowing the bubbles up.

Hey there Netduinees!

I've made quite a detailed tutorial of how to communicate between a Windows Phone 8 and a Netduino with a cheap Bluetooth module.

The app controls the RGB of an LED based on the sliders in the app. Another way is using the camera on the phone to get the average ambient color of what it's looking at and change the LED accordingly.

I'm a Windows/Windows Phone dev so electronics is not my forte' - which is why everything in the post is probably painfully easy for everyone here. But I hope it can help out even 1 person :-)

http://blog.roguecod...luetoothwithWP8