How to start in PHP with Yoctopuce modules

By seb, in For the beginners, june 23,2017.

This week, we go on with our "for the beginners" post series and we are going to talk about PHP. PHP scripts are easy to use and to deploy. We are going to see that's it's also easy to interface Yoctopuce modules from a PHP script.

Implementing a Yoctopuce application in Delphi

By martinm, in For the beginners, may 26,2017.

This week, we are going to show you how to implement, in Delphi, a Windows application using Yoctopuce modules. To make this topic somewhat interesting, we are going to apply this to temperature regulation, using a heater and a relay, with a practical example.

Beginning in Node.js with Yoctopuce modules

By mvuilleu, in For the beginners, may 19,2017.

This week, we are going to show you how to make your first steps with Yoctopuce modules in JavaScript, in particular in the context of a web server written with node.js. This scenario is particularly interesting because it allows you to create server applications collecting data from many Yoctopuce sensors scattered everywhere, each sensor transmitting its own data independently over Internet over Wifi, GSM, etc.

How to get started in C# with Yoctopuce modules

By martinm, in Programming and For the beginners, april 14,2017.

This week, we show you how to make a Windows application using Yoctopuce modules, in C#. The exercise is interesting because most C# examples provided with the Yoctopuce API are actually console applications. Windows Forms applications introduce some small differences which you should note. Note also that this post doesn't pretend to teach you C# programming. You are supposed to have some knowledge of it already :-)

How to start in Python with Yoctopuce modules

By martinm, in For the beginners and Programming, march 24,2017.

This week, we explain to people using Yoctopuce modules for the first time how to manage them with a Python program through a relatively simple but realistic example. Obviously, we assume that the said people have at least some idea of Python programming, but we explain everything else in details.