This is an awesome video... And thanks so much for opening up your PID library. Suggestion... you may want to explore using XGBoost to help train your PID parameters. It's quite fast and it excels working at tabulated data. Just a suggestion!!! Thanks again for the video.
I have been looking for a job in Elixir and this is the field I want to work in. Thanks for this awesome video! I wonder how is Scenic different from Phoenix. It is sad that there are no jobs for novices in technology. Hope this will change soon!
Scenic renders graphs to a frame buffer and is designed for fixed-resolution scenarios, like an LCD screen on an embedded device. Phoenix is a web framework and can render responsive web pages to a browser, like if you want to use a WebView to display an embedded device’s UI on a mobile phone/tablet.
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That's such a nice dashboard, one of my favorite application with Phoenix so far, awesome design
This is an awesome video... And thanks so much for opening up your PID library. Suggestion... you may want to explore using XGBoost to help train your PID parameters. It's quite fast and it excels working at tabulated data. Just a suggestion!!! Thanks again for the video.
Very nice!
I have been looking for a job in Elixir and this is the field I want to work in. Thanks for this awesome video! I wonder how is Scenic different from Phoenix. It is sad that there are no jobs for novices in technology. Hope this will change soon!
Scenic renders graphs to a frame buffer and is designed for fixed-resolution scenarios, like an LCD screen on an embedded device. Phoenix is a web framework and can render responsive web pages to a browser, like if you want to use a WebView to display an embedded device’s UI on a mobile phone/tablet.
nice =)