Okay, hello everyone. I'm going to use this Arduino Leonardo with an Fnet shield to create a
web page which I can access from anywhere in the world. That's the plan anyway.
Right, so I've already uploaded the sketch.
The Arduino sketch looks a lot like this. There's a lot of junk about LEDs we ignore.
There's a bit of Fnet stuff which is important to declare. This is all online. I've all borrowed
this from someone else. There's more Fnet and more SD card there. But all the loop does is run this
function which says if someone connects to me, send back some HTML information which is on this
SD card here. That's basically it. The website I made in Vim. Just a basic text editor. It's very
boring. It looks like that. It's not very fun. It's got a bit of JavaScript and some images
basically on some HTML5 elements there. Okay, and that's how Google maps the location of where I live.
FYI. Right, so we can close that tab. That's the error message we'll get
from the Arduino if we can't connect. Sorry if there's nothing in the
SD slot. There's something I tried earlier. Right, so I've just injected the SD card.
We're going to take it out of there. And we're going to put the micro SD card. Nothing special.
In there. It's very fiddly to do one hand. There we are. Okay, we're then going to
take this Fnet cable here. I'm going to put that in there. Now my desk is very messy so this is
going to become quite uncomfy. There we are. I'm going to press reset. I'm just going to make sure
it hasn't fallen out at the back here. It's actually powered by my router through the USB here.
I'm just going to make sure this hasn't come out.
I think that's okay. I think that's in. Yeah, I haven't got a clip on my Fnet,
so we'll ignore that. Right, anyway, so we've press reset. We've got a five second delay
programmed in, so it's a way to really connect. Okay, we're ready. Right, all the lights are green,
so I'm going to press request. It's doing something. Let me go to my, right, so that's my home hub.
So that works. So this is that. So we just have to send the request off. So that's it there, just
that is the Arduino because I programmed it that way. I put 69 and it's the whatever.
There we are. So that is my webpage.
Let's just try to, there you go, the JavaScript doesn't work. I can probably see why.
Right, but everything else works, right? Yeah, there we are. So that's my Twitter.
Anyway, have a good evening.
