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We are the creators of the smallest embedded JavaScript engine - V7 (https://github.com/cesanta/v7). It allows to export existing C/C++ functionality into the JS environment and express device logic in the JS script - easily updatable, unlike monolithic firmware. Here it is - with examples for CCS: https://github.com/cesanta/v7/tree/master/examples/TI/MSP432 We are looking for feeback and requests for ports to other devices.
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Hi all! I recently worked upon a weather station project where we were required to display the data on a website. I finally decided to create a web UI for MSP430FR5739 launchpad as well. The web UI is created using Node.js for the server end. The graphs update at every 100ms period. For testing online, i have used localtunnel which allowed me to convert the intranet to internet. The UI receives the data from a MSP430FR5739 launchpad and the data is then displayed on the website. Also, you can transmit data from UI to the launchpad as well. Youtube demonstration video: The detailed instructions and the source files are there on my github repository: https://github.com/jaspreetsingh009/webui_msp430
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Hi, I've been working on a JavaScript interpreter - you just flash it onto an STM32 (VL/F3/F4 discovery boards, as well as some other boards like the Olimexino, Leaf Labs Maple and the HY 2.4" boards from eBay), and then they'll appear as a USB Serial port that you can interactively enter code on with a terminal app. Once you've got it doing what you want, it can then run on its own - but it's also pretty good if you just want to use your STM32 board as an IO board for your PC. There are flash images, documentation and tutorials at http://www.espruino.com Let me know what you think! thanks, - Gordon
