Show HN: Fast, unopinionated, minimalist web framework for Arduino(awot.net)

17 pointsby username13vor 7 Jahren6 comments

Show HN: Fast, unopinionated, minimalist web framework for Arduino

https://awot.net

3 comments

Raed667vor 7 Jahren

When I was in school, most my usage for arduinos was to get/send data via serial port, through a laptop or an RPi and sending it to a server.

This kind of projects would have made my life much, much easier.

I would have loved to see a "setup" guide in your getting started page.

ljlukkarvor 7 Jahren

Hello! I'm the author of this project. The website contains a full step by step tutorial https://awot.net/en/guide/tutorial.html for deploying a standalone react app on ESP32.

gitgudvor 7 Jahren

Serious question: How efficient would it be to use low powered devices for a static website, rather than traditional servers?

Load balancing, and scaling (adding more micro controllers) seems like a big win.

Would the energy per request be lower of higher on the low powered devices?

shiftovor 7 Jahren

Depends on the content and the amount of clients a mcu could handle at a time. For and arduino using a simple http server (no https) I think you can have up to 5 active connections before it crashes.

atum47vor 7 Jahren

what WiFi module does this work with?

ljlukkarvor 7 Jahren

Any that implements the Client interface. It is not limited to WiFi modules but for example also works with Teensy and the Ethernet shield. I use it with ESP32 and ESP8266 most of the time.