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Thursday, May 23 • 8:00am - 9:00am
202: IoT: Open My Garage Door with RPG

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EVALUATION
IoT is a big deal in IT today. Since RPG can call and host REST APIs, you can integrate it with IoT devices. For my first project, I decided to see if I could use RPG's "open" and "close" opcodes to open and close my garage door -- and it worked!

In this session I will show you how I integrated my RPG program with the Raspberry Pi, and talk about how the Raspberry Pi and similar devices can play a big part in the future of business applications.

Learning Objectives:
1. Learn the basic concept of Raspberry Pi (and other single-board computers)
2. Learn why physical computing and IoT are important.
3. Learn about integrating IoT with RPG programs.
Speakers
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Scott Klement

Development & Solutions Architect, Midrange Dynamics
Scott volunteers as a member of COMMON's Board of Directors, Strategic Education Team, Certification Committee and Innovation Awards. He is the author of around 1000 articles and a dozen open source projects. Scott's efforts to help out the IBM i Community have resulted in dozens... Read More →

Thursday May 23, 2024 8:00am - 9:00am CDT
Room 202 C-D 1508 Houston St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
  Programming - RPG
  • Session Level Intermediate
  • Audience Experienced RPG developers who are interested in physical computing, IoT, automation, etc.

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