FullStack London 2019 - The Conference on JavaScript, Node & Internet of Things

Three days in London

FullStack 2019 returns to London in its sixth edition during July. Now hosted at the Business Design Centre, FullStack London has been growing each year and still remains the best place to connect with the international JavaScript community!

Inspire creation with technology such as the Raspberry Pi over a pint.

Organised by Raspberry Pint

Are you working on a Raspberry Pi project? Would you like some help, or are interested in sharing what you know? Join this month's Raspberry Pint!

will be attending

Inspire creation with technology such as the Raspberry Pi over a pint.

Organised by Raspberry Pint

Are you working on a Raspberry Pi project? Would you like some help, or are interested in sharing what you know? Join this month's Raspberry Pint!

will be attending

Testing embedded Python apps

Featuring Romilly Cocking

This is a bluffer's guide to automated testing; when you need it, when you don't, and how you can do it.

Introduction to Anvil – Web Apps with Nothing but Python

Featuring Meredydd Luff

In this meetup Meredydd will be talking about Anvil, a platform for building full-stack web apps with nothing but Python.

Handy Tools for Running/Maintaining an Open Source Project

Featuring Ben Nuttall

Ben Nuttall is back to give us a behind the scenes look at the GPIO Zero project.

Fully Automated Acoustic Monitoring in the Tropical Forests of Borneo

Featuring Sarab Sethi

For a long time scientists have relied on the information contained in animal vocalisations when assessing the biodiversity of an area. This is especially true when working in tropical forests where visual surveys are limited by high canopies and dense undergrowth. However, manual surveys are...

Inspire creation with technology such as the Raspberry Pi over a pint.

Organised by Raspberry Pint

Are you working on a Raspberry Pi project? Would you like some help, or are interested in sharing what you know? Join this month's Raspberry Pint!

will be attending

Sony Watchman

Featuring Nick Reynolds

Nick Reynolds is back with another quirky project, this time to hack a Sony Watchman, which you need to be over a certain age to have ever heard about. Looks very interesting.

Websocketd

Featuring Romilly Cocking

Static web pages are (sometimes) useful but boring. Dynamic pages are much more fun. We'll look at Joe Walnes's websocketd. If you can write a program that prints stuff, and copy simple javascript, websocketd will let you turn your program into a dynamic web page. Websocketd runs on many...

Surface mount PCB design

Featuring Mike Turner

Inspire creation with technology such as the Raspberry Pi over a pint.

Organised by Raspberry Pint

Are you working on a Raspberry Pi project? Would you like some help, or are interested in sharing what you know? Join this month's Raspberry Pint!

will be attending

Robot Hands

Featuring Tim Davis

Tim Davis will provide a quick Demo of a couple of simple robot hands.

Powering the Pi

Featuring Andrew Gabriel

Regular contributor Andrew Gabriel will be speaking on powering the Pi: some issues he found, battery backup, and monitoring power consumption.

Six Programming Languages for a Raspberry Pi

Featuring Ben Clifford

Ben Clifford is back, this time to talk about some of the different programming languages he has used on his raspberry pi(s) and what they are good for.

Inspire creation with technology such as the Raspberry Pi over a pint.

Organised by Raspberry Pint

Are you working on a Raspberry Pi project? Would you like some help, or are interested in sharing what you know? Join this month's Raspberry Pint!

will be attending

Clojure Embedded in Music Hardware

Featuring Chris McCormick

For the past year, Chris and team have been bootstrapping a little music tech company. Chris will share how they built prototype MIDI controllers, a sampler, and musical web-apps with Clojure.

Messing about with On The Go (OTG)

Featuring Richard Kirby

Richard is did some more messing about, this time with the Pi Zero W’s On The Go (OTG) port. This allows your Pi Zero W to act as a keyboard, mouse, joystick, or other USB device. Richard’s rather silly project uses several Pis together to create an odd way to interface to a Windows or Linux box....

Lora and a Pi Part 2

Featuring Tony Smith

Tony’s back with an update. Earlier this year, Tony presented on the use of Lora, the long range low power radio telemetry system. Tony will present a behind the scenes account on some of the bits and pieces that went into the systems development. Pi Zero as a test bed to sensor development, Pi3...

Pi Fighter 2.0

Featuring Richard Kirby

Richard went back and reworked an old project first presented to Raspberry Pint about 2 years ago. The basic idea is to fight famous characters by measuring the strength of the player’s attack against a heavy bag that acts as a proxy. It is essentially a simple video game that gives you a proper...