Introduction
- Introduction
Setting up our Raspberry Pi
- Hardware setup
- Tip! Easily make a test setup with the RasPiO "Breadboard Pi Bridge"
- Preparing the SD card
- Set up your own testing environment using a Pi and the SD card we created.
Installing Java 11 on a Pi
- About Java and the version we are using in this course
- What do we need?
- Step-by-step
- A minimal Java script to run on our Pi
- Run a minimal Java script on the Pi without compiling
Creating a minimal Java FX application on the PC
- Let's start programming!
- How to build the application on a PC with Visual Studio Code
Running the minimal Java FX application on the Pi
- How to download and run the minimal JavaFX application on the Pi
Attach some hardware to the Pi
- Wiring of a LED and button for our experiment
- Wiring Pi
- Testing the connections via the terminal on the Pi
Building a Tiles FX application on the PC
- Sources on GitHub
- Sources as download
- What is TilesFX?
- A look into the code on PC with Visual Studio Code
Running the Tiles FX application on the Pi
- Clone the project from GitHub to the Pi
- Let's first try HelloGpio.java
- Why we need to install TilesFX first
- Script to install the TilesFX library on the Pi
- How to install TilesFX
- Run our application on the Pi
Conclusion
- Conclusion
