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AstonJ
Just spotted this short video clip:
https://twitter.com/codethonian/status/1037125193997533184
Features Phoenix and Nerves and it’s very cool! Anyone know what that tablet/handheld device is? I imagine a Nerves enabled hardware?
Fhtagn
Hi,
This video was created during the ElixirConf Training on Nerves. Ee used the following hardware setup:
You could use a different RaPI.
The code is quite straight forward and can be found here: GitHub - cmg-dev/elxirconf18-nerves_touchscreen_workshop: This Holds the Result of the 1 Day Workshop at ElixirConf 2018 · GitHub
Justin Schneck and Frank Hunleth did a great job with this class.
Hope someone finds some inspiration
AstonJ
Scenic-Nerves drivers making progress!
https://twitter.com/boydmulterer/status/1041465818901635072?s=21
I reckon Scenic and Nerves could well be a match made in heaven!