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Polyglot. adj 1. having a command of many languages2. written in, composed of, or containing many languages n 1. a person with a command of many languages2. a consultancy that that can solve problems using a variety of languages The ones who brought you purrprogramming.com.
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Is Using Kotlin Today a Risky Move?
Recently, a blog post entitled "The Case Against Kotlin" was published on Medium. The title could have been more descriptive, and I appreciate that it doesn't tout Kotlin as rainbows and unicorns, but it did bring up a few points that I'd like to address.
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Android Things with Raspberry Pi: Workshop Basics Part 5 (Small Displays with the ssd1306)
In our last post we looked at using the temperature sensor, but what if we want to display that data? We could display it on a attached hi resolution screen, but, what if we are using a SOM that doesn't have display hardware built in? Also, what if we onl
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Android Things with Raspberry Pi: Workshop Basics Part 4 (Measuring Temperature and Pressure)
Continuing our Android Things series, let's learn how to use a sensor. If you look at the driver samples you'll see samples for the BMX280. The BMX280 is a temperature/pressure sensor that is manufactured by Bosch. It consists of two models. One is the BM
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Android Things with Raspberry Pi: Workshop Basics Part 3 (Common Issues)
In our previous posts, we learned the basics and added a little bling to Hello World. However, when you're working with hardware, you can run into problems you might not be expecting when working on software. Here are some things we've learned along the w
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Android Things with Raspberry Pi: Workshop Basics Part 2 (The Internet of Bling with the APA 102)
In the previous post, we talked about the basics of getting Android Things running on a device and connecting to it on a Pi. Now that it's working, let's do the traditional "Hello World" with some lights. We could use a standard LED, but that's pretty pla
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