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The hardware is a beagle bone green running debian, with Dart installed on it with the mqtt_client package, the python scripts are there to bridge the Dart VM to the onboard sensors, full read here
Thanks Steve.
I think I am trying to build a hydroponics system. Totally out of my depth. Mqtt is clearly the way to go with dart. But for communication I am using golang Periph project from Google so I don't need any scripting languages. Mentioning this as it might be good for you.
I will study the link !
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The hardware is a beagle bone green running debian, with Dart installed on it with the mqtt_client package, the python scripts are there to bridge the Dart VM to the onboard sensors, full read here https://medium.com/@stevehamblett/dart-in-the-iot-world-a-practical-example-601f036212c7
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If your using go you don't need Dart, you should be able to do everything in go.
hey @shamblett. I am am architect ( the building type ) and messing around with IOT. What hardware are you using for the python code ? I presume the hardware is running python, not dart and communicating over mqtt ?