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Starting with venue - it was near the centre of the city, easy to get with decent views. While inside was quite small (not a lot of people were there as well), the outside...
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Pick encoding (XML/JSON/YAML/etc)
Pick protocol description (RFC/UBF/etc)
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Joe picked OSC over TCP/UPD with some English to describe it. OSC is a very simple encoding - and it has "simplicity by design", as Joe said, "if you can't create complex data structures, the interface will be simple and easy to understand".
"if you can't create complex data structures, the interface will be simple and easy to understand"
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Basically it was a little trivia on the Internet and his attempt to do a small replica of it's routing system using Elixir (and nerves). He had 2 RP3s connected, simulating North America and Europe with routing links. There's a bit of how the Internet works and how it connects - he used that common knowledge to simulate it and it worked like a charm. There a code online if you want to look at it!
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The real show started when he took the router, connected third Rasp and added Asia - it all worked! It was a nice show for the Nerves project to show what you can do with them. Funny thing - the most problems, and the slowest part was HTML+JS frontend where all the arrows where hacked as separate CSS elements - so it crashed when connection number rose. Still, great project and you can look at it on github!
Embrace the Database with Ecto by Josh Branchaud
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Some combinations for you to pick from[/caption]
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With the Joe himself![/caption]
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Joe picked OSC over TCP/UPD with some English to describe it. OSC is a very simple encoding - and it has "simplicity by design", as Joe said, "if you can't create complex data structures, the interface will be simple and easy to understand".
This is the Internet! Be careful not to break it![/caption]
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The real show started when he took the router, connected third Rasp and added Asia - it all worked! It was a nice show for the Nerves project to show what you can do with them. Funny thing - the most problems, and the slowest part was HTML+JS frontend where all the arrows where hacked as separate CSS elements - so it crashed when connection number rose. Still, great project and you can look at it on github!