ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Jason Kridner (@Jadon) joined us to talk about the BeagleBone Black... and other things.
Some good books for Beagle :
- Bad to the Bone: Crafting Electronics Systems with Beaglebone and BeagleBone Black(co-authored by Jason)
- Getting Started with BeagleBone: Linux-Powered Electronic Projects With Python and JavaScript
- Programming the BeagleBone Black: Getting Started with JavaScript and BoneScript
- More comprehensive list of BeagleBone resources
BotSpeak - A programming language for internet endpoints
To contact Jason about ordering a bunch of units for your OEM use, see his contact info on BeagleBoard.org's About page.
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