cloris
March 17, 2014, 4:37pm
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I have built a library for talking to the SparkCore from a .Net application. The library has two classes for communicating with the TinkerAPI which is loaded by default. It also can make generic calls to spark.function()'s and spark.variable()'s you have defined in your own code.
You can find the details in the article on my blog:
SparkCore with .Net – Part 1.
I’d enjoy any feedback and suggestions for moving forward… moving into github, etc.
I am excited to see the publish functionality and figuring out how to work it in!
Thanks.
Chris
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Nice write up.
Looks like we’ve duplicated efforts on the client.
My post is here.
kareem613:
Alright. Here goes. Certified Works-On-My-Machine. smile https://github.com/kareem613/SharpSpark I think I have all the basics covered. Your feedback and pull requests would be appreciated. I’m not really happy how errors are handled. Thinking of throwing exceptions. If you want to run the TinkerClient tests, you have to have the Tinker Firmware flashed.
I took a slightly different approach. I build a client to the Cloud API. Then create a Tinker firmware client that uses the generic client.
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That robot is amazing! Does it come with everything needed to get it going? Motors etc…
Just add a spark core or did you need extra parts?
Dave
March 18, 2014, 3:02am
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Nice! Great post, thanks for sharing!