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TCMenu Designer Turbo: A New Era for Arduino Embedded Menu Design
the designer is now freely available on the web TcMenu Designer Turbo is now available on the web. No need to download a desktop app, simply visit the above URL in your browser. You can also go through the getting started and examples page . This is a clean break from the desktop version, offering a more streamlined and accessible...
New Year 2022 and an update is overdue
It's been a bit too long between updates, and this is a major update. There are changes ahead for tcMenu, IoAbstraction and TaskManagerIO as I had to make a choice on how much I can do, going forward and for the foreseeable future it is back to my hobby, and the company behind it is closed. I am very happily working...
tcMenu designer 2.2 with improved IoT support and more automated tested
It has been quite a bit more than a week since the last update, but a lot has happened in that time! First, we released version 2.1.3 of the library, and switched the designer to use the 2.1 plugins by default. That means that we've opened up themes for everyone to use. We've also made it really easy to rollback too....
tcMenu - menu designer 2.1 has been released
We have now released version 2.1 of the menu design software TcMenuDesigner. For all users it is now downloaded from GitHub instead of acquiring from the App Store. We notarize for Mac, package for Linux, and have an extended validation certificate for Windows deployments. So it should be quite easy to install for most. We initially thought getting it in the...
TaskManagerIO and asynchronous I2C in IoAbstraction
In the image to the left, you see me debugging hardware I2C (or TWI) from AVR to a PCF8574. This past week and a bit I realised something, there's a couple of missing pieces in the core libraries that are really needed to tidy up the last messy pieces in IoAbstraction. Once we move beyond TcMenu 2.0, we expect that it...
TaskManagerIO update, tcMenu 2.0 testing, mbed improvements
As promised last week, here's an inflight update for this week. It's been a busy week as we get further along in the preparations for tcMenu 2.0, and try to bring mbed further into the fold. First of the bat this week was to fix the last of the bugs we knew about in tcMenu 2.0 development branch, so as far...
TcMenu 2.0 - a very complete menu framework / library
I'm going to start writing more frequently about our goals, and the plan is to do it here and share these updates on Facebook and Twitter, to avoid me having to write the core of the article twice. This time around I'm going to cover tcMenu 2.0, where it is, and what's next. TcMenu 2.0 BETA designer UIs and Libraries are...
For the first time ever, this site is static generated
For the first time ever, this site is now statically generated using hugo content templating system, I wish I'd done it years ago. For technology sites it really is like a breath of fresh air, as there is no more playing around trying to get code and technical content into an online editor designed for WYSIWYG general purpose blog editing. For...
Impressed with Fedora 19 Linux
After 10 years of service, my old linux box finally gave up so I bought a basic tower to run Linux on. I've got to say that Fedora 19 was very easy to install and get working. Just as with Windows 8, I think the new Gnome 3 interface is an improvement once one is accustomed. Although I did tweak a...
What a great summer we had in England
Over here in England we've had the best summer in some years. During a recent week holiday in Devon, we could as well have been in the French Riviera the temperatures were so high. I stumbled across a town called Lynton in the Exmoor region on the way back, and what scenery there - the valley of rocks is certainly worth...
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