Online programmer for MSP430!

[GeekDoc 226]

:shock: Good grief! Am I the first to mention this? I just found this link while exploring larsie's blog:

 

Inventor Town

 

It's an ONLINE MSP430 development environment. It saves your projects, and has a downloadable stub to allow it to program with the LaunchPad. Definitely worth a look!

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That looks really cool! Thanks for sharing

[jsolarski 94]

Very cool, but no real use for me

[MattTheGeek 99]

This could come in handy for a certain project...

[larsie 121]

It seems that thanks to Rob, my online IDE was featured on Hackaday.

 

http://hackaday.com/2012/01/26/program-a-microcontroller-over-the-internet/

 

One requested feature was a device that was connected to the server and is programmable via the web and viewable on a webcam. I've now implemented this also. But I need some suggestions to peripherals I should connect.

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Congratulations!

 

One requested feature was a device that was connected to the server and is programmable via the web and viewable on a webcam. I've now implemented this also. But I need some suggestions to peripherals I should connect.

- An LED

- A Hobby Servo Motor, which can actuate a pushbutton

- 16x2 LCD?

[larsie 121]

Thanks...

 

A Hobby Servo Motor, which can actuate a pushbutton

 

Maybe also a potentiometer slider...

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Maybe also a potentiometer slider...

That's a good one.

[Shivkumar 2]

You edit C-code within your web browser without having to install an IDE such as IAR or CCS on your computer. The files are compiled on our server and you download them from there. This online compiler is based on the open source MSPGCC and is available today as a BETA.

[terjeio 134]

You mean the CCS Cloud ? - access requires registration, and worked well with Firefox when I tried it a while back. But then I do not think TIs site is in beta so maybe not...