Embedding Yocto-Visualization in a TypeScript WebApp

By mvuilleu, in Internet of Things and Programming, january 02,2026.

A few weeks ago, we showed you how to create a small WebApp for remote control of a heater using a simple HTML file and a few dozen lines of TypeScript code, thanks to VirtualHub for Web. This week, we'll take it one step further and enhance it by adding a graph showing the history of measured temperatures.

Compiling the C++ library with Mbed-TLS 4.0

By seb december 26,2025.

We've just released a new version of our C++ library. The main change in this version is the update of the Mbed-TLS library to version 4.0. As we'll see, this changes the way we compile our library.

New: the Yocto-RangerFinder-C and the Yocto-MaxiCoupler-V2-C

By martinm, in New stuff, december 19,2025.

Once again this week, Yoctopuce presents two modules freshly converted to USB-C connectivity. As usual, they're equivalent to their Micro-B versions, but let's take a look anyway.

A control WebApp with VirtualHub for Web

By mvuilleu, in Internet of Things and Programming, december 12,2025.

Yoctopuce products enable you - among other things - to remotely control a device via the Internet. What's special about the Yoctopuce solution is that it's not based on a proprietary infrastructure, which could shut down any day and render all these systems inoperable, as has already happened far too often. Yoctopuce offers remote control tools which you are free to install on the host of your choice, and which you can move to another host in a few years' time if need be...

Running on an antique (Windows XP)

By seb december 06,2025.

For most people, Windows XP is dead and buried. However, as we already mentionned, there are still machines running XP, and as we make it a point of honour to support older operating systems for as long as reasonably possible, we decided to check whether our C++ library could still be recompiled to run on an OS that has not been supported for over 10 years. As we shall see, it is possible, but there are several pitfalls to avoid...