Brian Evans has published a book on Arduino on Lulu.com, which is available either as a free pdf download or a real paperback for £3.72 + postage. Arduino Programming Notebook – Direct link This is book (or “notebook” as Brian calls it, as it is only 36 pages long) is a very short introduction to […]
Month: August 2009
AWS (Amazon Web Services) has been around for a while, but I never thought I was the target audience for it, so I never really looked into that. Last weekend, I had the following problem to solve: I’m working on a model, that realistically needs approx 1,000 “normal” PCs in order to run within an […]
I’m currently working on a simulation model in Processing, which creates in every cycle, 350,000 lines of temporary data in chunks of 1,000 lines. I decided to save the temporary data in a MySQL table, as this allows me to easily add an extra query at the end that summarises everything and saves the final […]