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https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub
Which seems to be a narrower mindset of the OP's vision. Should i link that page or pick a couple projects?
Lol, didn't expected to be on HN. Thanks @didizaja
Amazing work on the awesome idea and on the execution! :)
Lol, didn't expected to be on HN. Thanks @didizaja
cool site. I've been wondering about building a video streaming app/platform but unfortunately I couldn't find anything related to that here. Any pointers on how one can go about building a Zoom like service? Is Web RTC the way to go?
I just added four video chat / call projects :)
I really like the concept, I look forward to seeing more diverse projects added to the index. I looked for, embedded stuff, virtual reality and high frequency trading and got 0 hits on all of em :(
Take a pile of money, burn it.
Obviously I'm joking, but I would assume that the local nature of HFT basically means you have to be a big-gun to play without losing your money.
There's already one on steam, but I don't think it uses a real HDL - thanks to yosys (Claire Wolf you're a god) it could be completely open-source, and you could even just about gamify the end result (Dhrystone MIPS per gate?)
For example. I’m a self-described senior electron/react/iOS app dev and I have created exactly one API in my life using node/express/GraphQL/mongo/redis on heroku. It works great! I had a ton of fun learning and deploying and now maintaining.
Now... I want to add some features such as long-running (30s-10m) batch jobs. How do I go about doing this? I noticed Redis has Bull ... but I’m still not clear on the architecture. I feel a bit stuck and nervous I’m going to pick something that’s going to fall over at the slightest traffic.
I really like the concept, I look forward to seeing more diverse projects added to the index. I looked for, embedded stuff, virtual reality and high frequency trading and got 0 hits on all of em :(
> high frequency trading Take a pile of money, burn it. Obviously I'm joking, but I would assume that the local nature of HFT basically means you have to be a big-gun to play without losing your money.
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WebRTC is a good start! I played around with it at the start of the pandemic. It's pretty quick to get to a working demo, and you don't have to worry about any of the gory details with regard to video.
I played with WebRTC as part of a masters project about 7 years ago. I wonder how far it has come. It'd be nice to have some sort of a plug and play cloud service to deal with multimedia streaming in realtime and you can focus mostly on logic and UI/UX