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Programming the BeagleBone Black: Getting Started with JavaScript and BoneScript Simon Monk
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing

Apr 7, 2014 - Some products may glimpse similar, Programming the BeagleBone Black: Getting Started with JavaScript and BoneScript different applications significantly. Jan 5, 2012 - The Beaglebone actually has 65 GPIO pins to choose from, but we'll go with the one used by the blinkled.js program that is included with bonescript. The rain gauge is a tipping-bucket rain gauge that tips when the rain gets to 0.2mm. Changing DirectionsAs the BeagleBone Black is becomming more popular, I have decided to go back. Whilst everybody else was playing with Arduinos, Node and Johnny5 I decided to have a play with Node-RED on the BeagleBone Black I'd brought along. Jul 17, 2013 - I ultimately started that before doing part one, but then moved on to a standalone node.js program that counted clicks from the rain gauge. Specifically, it's node.js, which is Javascript optimized for running on a server, rather than in a browser, by way of some extra libraries. Dec 3, 2013 - I spent yesterday at the excellent ThingMonk hack day. Aug 8, 2013 - Read about 'BeagleBone Black: Running The Angstrom Distribution in a New Outlook' on element14.com. (I haven't tried to use USB networking myself, but the procedure for doing so is explained in Getting started with your new BeagleBone.) The coding language is Javascript, not C.