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Programming the BeagleBone Black: Getting Started with JavaScript and BoneScript Simon Monk
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing

Jul 17, 2013 - I ultimately started that before doing part one, but then moved on to a standalone node.js program that counted clicks from the rain gauge. It is written in HTML and makes use of the BoneScript server running on the board and BoneScript JavaScript library running in these HTML pages. May 16, 2014 - We have found most affordable price of Programming the BeagleBone Black: Getting Started with JavaScript and BoneScript from Amazon.com It offers Fast and Free Shipping. May 22, 2014 - I got my new BeagleBone Black Rev C Single Board Computer in the mail via USPS today (May 21st, 2014). Jun 25, 2013 - BeagleBone Up and Running. Aug 8, 2013 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIvkerJr5wE&feature=player_embedded. First thing that catches your eye is it shape. BeagleBone Black is $45 Javascript (via Jason's Bonescript library): It is more convenient outdoors to run the BBB from a Li-Po cell since it has a built-in charger (I need to make this a blog post because it gets lost) than a RPI which needs a more inconvenient supply. Answer by Gerald Coley 5 months agoReplyAbuse | Useful. Black colour, rounded corners, blue LEDs and small connectors make the board look like a modern piece of hardware. Personally I like it very much. BeagleBone: BeagleBoard has additional features like DSP and is a more expensive board. A web page is shown with all the information and instructions you may ever need to get your BBB up and running. It's all up and It came with a 3 foot USB cable 4P(A)M to mini 5P(B)M, a getting started card, and a packing slip. The language used is BoneScript, which is actually JavaScript with extensions to access the BBB hardware (as far as I can say). The exact distribution terms for each program are described in the individual . The rain gauge is a tipping-bucket rain gauge that tips when the rain gets to 0.2mm.