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Eugene2017-11-19 21:07:11
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Eugene, 2017-11-19 21:07:11

Which language to choose for windows application to control Arduino through firmata?

I have an arduino controller. For simplicity, it measures the temperature and controls the heating element.
The goal is to connect the arduino via a usb cable to a PC, where there will be a program with a full-fledged pid controller setup interface, graphs of the set and real temperatures, creating logs, and controlling the heater in manual mode.
The first thing that comes to mind is firmata and node.js. I don't want js because I need a browser and an intermediate http server.
Another option is to write in c++ and windows forms. Classic.
What else is possible from light, reliable and without additional applications, installations and settings? To take any PC, plug in the usb cord, start it up and work.

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xrrg, 2017-11-19
@xrrg

Look towards JavaFX. There is another option with Python (Tkinter or PyQT)

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Alexander Taratin, 2017-11-19
@Taraflex

I don't want js because I need a browser and an intermediate http server

Not needed
https://nwjs.io/
https://electronjs.org/

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vanyamba-electronics, 2017-11-19
@vanyamba-electronics

The easiest way is to add Ethernet or WiFi Shielded to the Arduino and send data to the server via HTTP. And in the browser to look at results.

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Mikhail Potanin, 2017-11-23
@potan

There is a cylonjs library for the node . Works on Windows.
A lot of decent programming languages ​​are compiled into the node, I plan to cross this with Purescript , but so far my firmata on my strange arduino has not started.

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