Accessing peripherals from a Web page

By mvuilleu, in Programming, october 31,2021.

During the last few years, Web interfaces have progressively replaced native applications in many area, and more than anywhere else in database-related applications. Web user interfaces can now be made as user-friendly as native user interfaces, but from a functional perspective the Web browser puts some limits, in particular with regard to the use of peripherals on the user machine. However, it is possible to provide a web page access to USB peripherals, as long as the peripherals have been designed accordingly, as for instance Yoctopuce devices.

Adding the C++ library to your IDE in 2021

By seb, in Programming, september 03,2021.

This week, we update a post dating from 2013: "Include the C++ library into your project". Since 2013 XCode and Visual Studio have evolved and new IDEs are present. So, here is how to include our C++ library in the main IDEs in 2021.

Alphanumeric displays

By martinm, in Electronics and Programming, june 18,2021.

Three weeks ago, we presented the new Yocto-MaxiKnob which enables you to quite easily interface control panels. This week, we show you how to embed alphanumeric displays in you control panel by using only one Yoctopuce module: the Yocto-I2C.

Compiling our C++ library with CLion and CMake

By seb, in Programming, june 11,2021.

This week, we are going to show you how to use our C++ library with the CLion IDE. This IDE is very practical, so much so that we updated our C++ examples for them to work directly in this IDE.

Preview of the new C#, Python and VB .NET libraries

By seb, in New stuff and Programming, may 21,2021.

After having announced two weeks ago the preview of version 2.0 of the C++ library, here are version 2.0 of the C#, Python, and Visual Basic .NET libraries. They are also available as previews.