Re: NXT development framework?
Posted: 18 Aug 2011, 08:16
That's true, but I think we have to accept it as a given, as there's not much we can do about it... Hopefully it will still be useful even if there are long roundtrip times.
Give a child a robot, he'll play for an hour. Teach him to build, and he'll play forever.
https://mindboards.org:443/
My philosophy is a bit different: Do something you like. If you're lucky, others will like it too. (this has worked for me)linusa wrote:The bottom line is of course to "do something better" than others, or provide something that doesn't exist yet.
Yep, that's why I'm doing it! I'm still having trouble getting Lua to talk to the serial port without blocking (I want to write a tool to easily concatenate and send Lua files to the brick), but it's been lots of fun so far!hassenplug wrote: My philosophy is a bit different: Do something you like. If you're lucky, others will like it too. (this has worked for me)
Don't get it :-/poromenos wrote: I'm going to put it up on https://github.com/skorokithakis/JellyLua (get it? pb and Jelly?)
"pb" stands for Peanut Butter, and often when people abbreviate it to pb they add "& Jelly" (or "and Jelly"), as in "PB&J sandwich". Since there is pbLua, he is calling this JellyLualinusa wrote:Don't get it :-/
Yep, exactly I've pushed the first commit to the repo, It barely does anything other than upload scripts to the brick and provide two callback functions for buttons, but it's my first time with Lua and I'm quite happy!mattallen37 wrote:"pb" stands for Peanut Butter, and often when people abbreviate it to pb they add "& Jelly" (or "and Jelly"), as in "PB&J sandwich". Since there is pbLua, he is calling this JellyLua