Happy New Year to all.
It's a lot of stuff for someone who long ago programmed with Turbopascal and Visual Basic as a hobby :-) .
Thank you, these are interesting ideas and of course I still have a lot to learn. Doesn't appear easy, but is interesting. I hope the units will arrive soon and I have time to review all of this.
I experimented with MQTT via CloudMQTT and it worked. Maybe I'll try to build a website and display the CloudMQTT data about it, but for that I have to learn a little bit HTML.

Can anyone recommend a good book to start with Micropython that includes a reference book?

Thanks SvenniB

Hello community, I use M5Stack Fire + Goplus2. How can I read/write the infrared port of the Goplus2 with Blockly?

Hello community, I use M5Stack Fire + Goplus2. How can I read/write the infrared port of the Goplus2 with Blockly?

Happy New Year to all.
It's a lot of stuff for someone who long ago programmed with Turbopascal and Visual Basic as a hobby :-) .
Thank you, these are interesting ideas and of course I still have a lot to learn. Doesn't appear easy, but is interesting. I hope the units will arrive soon and I have time to review all of this.
I experimented with MQTT via CloudMQTT and it worked. Maybe I'll try to build a website and display the CloudMQTT data about it, but for that I have to learn a little bit HTML.

Can anyone recommend a good book to start with Micropython that includes a reference book?

Thanks SvenniB

Hello community,
I bought an M5StackFire and would like to implement the following project to learn.
I would like to expand the "earth" project. The project is to measure the earth's moisture and control an irrigation pump via a relay. This seems easy with Blockly and I understand the Pyton code, I'm just waiting for the units from China :-).
The difficult part: I want to control it via the web. I would like to see on a website how the moisture developed during the day and when the pump was running.

How can I implement web monitoring? I want to access the M5Stack over the IP (WLAN) and see the current values ​​from every device in the LAN.

It would be nice if someone could show me an example of how I can access via web.