Prepare yourself for the iot training! :)

[fbaiodias]

Hey João Fernandes!

In order to prepare to this training you should do the following list of readings and exercises. If you have questions, please open an issue and we will be glad to answer (you are probably helping other participants too!)

Reading

• 1: I2C: This is a hardware communications bus that many chips include support for.
• 3: i2c module: Modules that makes communicating with many devices based on I2C possible.
• 2: AirPi: A climate montoring shield for the Raspberry Pi that we'll use during this training.
• 4: bmp085 module: Module that provides support for the BMP085 chip that measures temperature and pressure.
• 5: Nitrogen: Read through the overview sections of the Nitrogen platform documentation.

Prep work

• 1: Register for a Nitrogen account.
• 2: Work through the Nitrogen guide for making your laptop's camera internet controllable.
• 3: Download your Raspbian image from the Nitrogen web admin. (AVAILABLE SOON)

Have fun!

[timfpark]

Please make sure to download the Raspbian Nitrogen image from the web admin before the session here: https://admin.nitrogen.io/#/apikeys

[ricardobeat]

Guys, I don't know if it's just me, but I've been receiving hundreds of copies of every email related to the workshops, one per participant. In addition to being annoying it's a data leak :)

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On Tue, Jun 17, 2014 at 4:49 PM, Francisco Baio Dias
[email protected] wrote:

Hey João Fernandes!

In order to prepare to this training you should do the following list of readings and exercises. If you have questions, please open an issue and we will be glad to answer (you are probably helping other participants too!)

Reading

• 1: I2C: This is a hardware communications bus that many chips include support for.
• 3: i2c module: Modules that makes communicating with many devices based on I2C possible.
• 2: AirPi: A climate montoring shield for the Raspberry Pi that we'll use during this training.
• 4: bmp085 module: Module that provides support for the BMP085 chip that measures temperature and pressure.
• 5: Nitrogen: Read through the overview sections of the Nitrogen platform documentation.

  Prep work

• 1: Register for a Nitrogen account.
• 2: Work through the Nitrogen guide for making your laptop's camera internet controllable.

• 3: Download your Raspbian image from the Nitrogen web admin. (AVAILABLE SOON)
  Have fun!

  Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
  Prepare yourself for the iot training! :) #51

[franzenzenhofer]

Mostly just annoying.
On Jun 17, 2014 7:20 PM, "Ricardo Tomasi" [email protected] wrote:

Guys, I don't know if it's just me, but I've been receiving hundreds of
copies of every email related to the workshops, one per participant. In
addition to being annoying it's a data leak :)

—
Sent from Mailbox

On Tue, Jun 17, 2014 at 4:49 PM, Francisco Baio Dias
[email protected] wrote:

Hey João Fernandes!

In order to prepare to this training you should do the following list of
readings and exercises. If you have questions, please open an issue and we
will be glad to answer (you are probably helping other participants too!)

Reading

• 1: I2C:
  This is a hardware communications bus that many chips include support for.
• 3: i2c module: Modules that
  makes communicating with many devices based on I2C possible.
• 2: AirPi: A climate montoring shield for the
  Raspberry Pi that we'll use during this training.
• 4: bmp085 module: Module that
  provides support for the BMP085 chip that measures temperature and
  pressure.
• 5: Nitrogen: Read
  through the overview sections of the Nitrogen platform documentation.

  Prep work

• 1: Register for a Nitrogen account.
• 2: Work through the Nitrogen guide for making your laptop's
  camera internet controllable.

• 3: Download your Raspbian image from the Nitrogen web admin.
  (AVAILABLE SOON)
  Have fun!

  Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
  Prepare yourself for the iot training! :) #51

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[fbaiodias]

Sorry for the inconvenience, we won't create any more of these issues.
Thank you for your feedback!

See you soon! :)