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Category: Web Sockets

More Websockets

August 21, 2015August 23, 2015 Peter ScargillESP8266, MQTT, Web Sockets3 Comments on More Websockets

In a previous blog item here I covered the use of MQTT, jQuery Mobile and Websockets to make a controller web page for mobile phones/tablets etc. here https://tech.scargill.net/mqttjquerywebsockets-controller/ I showed just a basic and not too pretty page with buttons that would control real items, in my case via Websockets…

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MQTT/JQUERY/WEBSOCKETS Controller

August 18, 2015 Peter ScargillESP8266, jquery, MQTT, Web Sockets14 Comments on MQTT/JQUERY/WEBSOCKETS Controller

I wrote a while ago about using web sockets as against something like NETIO for controlling the home – most folk liked the article but I think part of it was a little complicated – and at the time I’d not really thought it out to make it as simple…

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Web Sockets Web Page Part 3

April 23, 2015April 26, 2015 Peter ScargillESP12, MQTT, Node Red, Uncategorized, Web Sockets12 Comments on Web Sockets Web Page Part 3

For this to make sense you should look at Websockets Web Page Part 1 and Websockets Web Page Part 2 first. In this final section I add styling to the page  and also change the code so that you can send a partial message  i.e. {“my_input”:”Hello”} without affecting other parts…

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Web Sockets Web Page Part 2

April 23, 2015April 26, 2015 Peter ScargillWeb Sockets9 Comments on Web Sockets Web Page Part 2

For this to make sense, you really should read the original websockets item first (which has just been updated)– as this is a follow up. So now, having made my first web sockets web page I started to wonder about the mechanics of getting information out of the page –…

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A Node-Red Websockets Web Page

April 20, 2015December 19, 2018 Peter ScargillJSON, Node, Node Red, Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi 2, Web Sockets22 Comments on A Node-Red Websockets Web Page

Updated 26/04/2015 I’ve been after this ever since I discovered Node-Red.. and right up until this yesterday I was tearing my hair out – having settled for NETIO as my interface of choice and constantly being annoyed by the slow pace of progress with this interface. So what is this…

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Mosquitto and Web Sockets

April 15, 2015April 16, 2015 Peter ScargillESP8266, mosquitto, MQTT, thingstudio, Web Sockets19 Comments on Mosquitto and Web Sockets

This entry is about ThinkStudio (thingstud.io), Web Sockets and Mosquitto in my quest for ESP nirvana. So TODAY I was alerted to an early version of a new service which I think you might like… so check out http://www.thingstud.io/  Clarification: This is ALPHA software but already, provided they keep at…

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