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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 เม.ย. 2024
- In this tutorial, we explore the power of WebSockets and their application in real-time data communication. Learn how to overcome the inefficiency of traditional polling with this innovative technology, introduced in 2008. We'll dive into a hands-on example using a Wemos D1 Mini (ESP8266 microcontroller), build a real-time data monitoring setup, and understand how WebSockets work both on the server and client-side. Whether you're looking to improve web page updates or want to understand how to push data immediately from the server to the browser, this video will guide you through it. We also delve into various WebSocket libraries, events, and their flexibility in handling different data formats. Watch now and take the first step towards a more efficient and responsive web experience.
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■ geni.us/wemos1min (Amazon)
■ s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Af36zD (AliExpress)
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Sample code file - gitlab.com/MrDIYca/code-sampl...
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Great explanation and code to show newby people how to communicate to every element in a webpage
That worked fantastically. Thank you
Fantastic video and code example. This made my day, thank you for sharing your knowledge. Everything worked on the first compile and upload and it was something I was trying to understand on the 8266.
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much for clip and information
Really good, one of the best lesson I have seen. Really greatfull
Glad to hear that!
Yes it works. Thanks.
thank you so much ❤👏👏👏
Thank you so much the video , hooe same concept works for Esp32 board too
Good explanation.
can you explain how did you connect potentiometer to wemos d1 mini?
Thanks, man ❤
Good job
Awesome
Your video content that information what I'm looking for, however I would like to ask about a detail. I hope my theory is right and please correct me if I'm wrong. Well, I'd like to apply esp8266 boards as WebSockets clients (temperatute and humidity sensor) and I gonna have a simple linux server what is at certain time ask the clients about update. Because the clients would be consuming as low power as possible in this case the client-server connection isn't constant it's only builtd up the connection if the server ask the client. In other words, is it working the WebSockets in this situation?
I had no idea Arduino was powerful enough to serve http requests
Thank you - beautifully clean video and GREAT Clarity.
( Have you looked into the newer ESPASyncWebServer ? ) - I have been trying to get this to work - as it has advantages over the ESP8266WebServer )
Thanks again ....
I haven't but it looks great
Great video thanks.
I only have a ESP32.
Will the posted code work with it?
the same concept but you should change the server library to esp32
great!
Can you do it with NodeJs and mongoDB? so the connection is global...thanks...
Great and yet simple video, thanks!
Where is your accent form? Sounds german :)
liked, subscribed
Do you have any NODE JS code for web application ?
Great Video! How can we run this over the internet rather than local ip address?
You would need a router that supports port forwarding and port remapping, then you would be able to use your public ip address rather than the local ip.
thank you
You're welcome
do you have any tutorial for mqtt over websocket? thanks in advance
No, sorry.
someone know the font name in sharing source code?
can it be said as iot project?
Everything is IoT nowadays :)
I'd go get drunk that Bar di Re Arduino and chat about projects all night long
where can i contact for you ,i have some problem and could you help me pls>>>?/...
With micropython, pls