Awesome tutorial. I was building a weather station project someone posted but the project was done with json 5. This tutorial helped a lot as I was able to read the raw data in then autogenerate the json6 code.
Hi, Liz i hope you are doing alright, am trying to consume SC-RS04 data from an arduino uno boarad to an esp8266 running micropython and try to get the data with Json I tried following your example but am running lots of errors can i sow you my code my be you help me debug
Maybe similar project but not relying on those online/cloud services? Why you people so excited by cloud based serices? Read sth about privacy and why it is important not to share your data with companies/corporations, slaves.
We get excited, because rather than buying a $10-20 rtc module or other component, we can utilize readily available information accessible with WiFi (which is pretty much everywhere now) and complete the same task. I personally would rather spend about an hour longer coding and achieve rather good results, than spending extra money and investing more time into learning another library. TL:DR - Im lazy and enjoy “multi-tool” coding. 😜
thats a rather offensive word, bruh, also just cause you think something is so bad and doesnt work for you, doesnt mean its the same for others, others might even find a work around. cheers.
This is a good point. Cost value like others have mentioned. But you can also get a "private" version of Dweet so other's don't see your devices. My best analogy is... why reinvent (and maintain) Github if there's an option already available for that? Just use Github and if you need it to be "private" pay for the secret repos.
The number of destroyed projects I have to clean up after noobie knocks over coffee and protein shakes makes me point directly at your bad practices. You will thank me when you grow up.
Speak to us... don't just mumble to yourself.. MQTT is a lot faster and easier to implement... lots of free servers in the cloud.. ever tried ArduinoJSON with larger size JSON files? or mixed types??? no errors are thrown but you have to pick the missing bits off the floor or the bit bucket..
Awesome tutorial. I was building a weather station project someone posted but the project was done with json 5. This tutorial helped a lot as I was able to read the raw data in then autogenerate the json6 code.
Nice work! Feel free to share your project with us! Would be great to see.
Where I can get the online json size converter
Hi, Liz i hope you are doing alright, am trying to consume SC-RS04 data from an arduino uno boarad to an esp8266 running micropython and try to get the data with Json I tried following your example but am running lots of errors can i sow you my code my be you help me debug
can you link the code pls?
Please can you make the souse code available
Believe it's available in the article on my blog
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thanks
lol the ending was fun
Hey nice tutorial and well explained. Can you share the source code kindly?
Thanks! It's in the description!
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Maybe similar project but not relying on those online/cloud services? Why you people so excited by cloud based serices? Read sth about privacy and why it is important not to share your data with companies/corporations, slaves.
We get excited, because rather than buying a $10-20 rtc module or other component, we can utilize readily available information accessible with WiFi (which is pretty much everywhere now) and complete the same task. I personally would rather spend about an hour longer coding and achieve rather good results, than spending extra money and investing more time into learning another library.
TL:DR - Im lazy and enjoy “multi-tool” coding. 😜
thats a rather offensive word, bruh, also just cause you think something is so bad and doesnt work for you, doesnt mean its the same for others, others might even find a work around. cheers.
This is a good point. Cost value like others have mentioned. But you can also get a "private" version of Dweet so other's don't see your devices. My best analogy is... why reinvent (and maintain) Github if there's an option already available for that? Just use Github and if you need it to be "private" pay for the secret repos.
The number of destroyed projects I have to clean up after noobie knocks over coffee and protein shakes makes me point directly at your bad practices. You will thank me when you grow up.
Drinks are fine if you're not clumsy. And if you are, then yeah, leave the drinks away from your projects. Simple as that.
Speak to us... don't just mumble to yourself..
MQTT is a lot faster and easier to implement... lots of free servers in the cloud..
ever tried ArduinoJSON with larger size JSON files? or mixed types???
no errors are thrown but you have to pick the missing bits off the floor or the bit bucket..