User:Markvandenheuvel/prototyping

Prototyping Session 01 (with Andre Castro)

date: 16-09-2019
pad: https://pad.xpub.nl/p/prototyping-20190916

UNIX

UNIX is a family of multitasking, multiuser computer operating systems that derive from the original AT&T Unix, development starting in the 1970s at the Bell Labs research center. The OS made it possible for a lot of users to interact with a single machine at the same time. Before, this was done by a batch process via an operator/administrator.

Rasperry Pi

Raspberry Pi is a small single board computer used for learning basic computer science.

Basic tasks & experiments:

• Logging into the Raspberry Pi
  
• printing with Matrix printer, ascii word-art generator (more), text-to-speech
• creating public_html directory and index.html on the Sandbox (note: remote login not possible)
• modifying texts (bio) through Terminal using Dadadodo and SED (changing and replacing certain characters)
• working with Unix HTML - editor: ne nice editor
• chaining programs a.k.a PIPING (command: |) / concatonate files (command: CAT)

IP adres of the Pi:

145.24.139.127

Copying files from personal machine to Sandbox:

scp file.txt username@145.24.139.127:/home/username

other useful & interesting links

• History of Unix
  
• Basic Unix command and how to use the Sandbox
  
• Unix cheatsheet for basic commands
  
• Manipulating text in Unix
  

Prototyping Session 02 (with Andre Castro)

date: 30-09-2019
pad: https://pad.xpub.nl/p/prototyping-20190930

• Basic tasks & experiments:

• Creating and configuring personal Keys (passphrase) for R-Pi
• Introduction to GIT and working with repositories

How to work with GIT & repositories in UNIX

A git project will have a parent folder on your local machine or remote (R-Pi)

git init- stating the git program in your folder (makes a git. Folder)

Command to make git track your project:
git status- shows in red what isn’t tracked and in green what is tracked
git add <file name>- starts tracking that file or files
git commit -m <“a comment about what change has been made”>- saves the version in the .git folder

HEAD- like a brunch, the version I am in right now
MASTER- like in Abstract

git diff <file name>- shows the what have change since previous commit
git checkout -- <file name>- deletes the changes that where made and comes back to the last commit
git add -u - will add all the tracked ones
git reset HEAD <name of file> - Undo a commit
git log- shows the commits

Publishing on XPUB GIT

Create a new repository
When you create it gives instructions (choose SSH in the toggle)
pushing= publish to git website

Pushing from git to raspberry pi

- For now raspberry pi will just host our website
- On the git website we see the published file in dashboard
*** sudo let’s you install thing on pi- sudo apt install <software name> ***
*** sudo su- you can be someone else ***
use HTTPS link (top right)
Command to clone to pi:
git clone <HTTPS link> name the new folder

Work flow

Clone to your computer the folder from GIT (with the ssh url)
Then you can pull changes from the GIT
Or push changes back to the GIT

Git with others

How do I clone a repository from git.xpub.nl?

git clone (link)

Make your changes and commit

git commit -m 'added new quote'
git commit -a -m 'edited links'

How publish my commit back to the "remote"?

git push 

How do I avoid conflicts?

git pull origin master

Before you go back to working on projects, where you are not the only collaborators.

How do I deal with conflicts?
Merge conflicts can happen when you are about to push your commit, however git is not able to merge you commit into the remote, probably because another collaborator was also working on the same file.

Specials issues website

• location spcial issue #10: https://git.xpub.nl/XPUB/special-issue-x/
• repository: https://git.xpub.nl/XPUB/issue.xpub.nl
• publishing url: https://issue.xpub.nl/ https://issue.xpub.nl/10
• recepy for working w/ git.xpub.nl: http://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/Git#Cloning_from_git.xpub.nl

Prototyping Session 01 (with Michael)

date: 02-10-2019
pad: https://pad.xpub.nl/p/prototypingm01

Topics & experiments:

• Evolution of binary code (Boolean algebra, A Mathematical Theory of Communication)
• Human calculator experiment (binary computation reconstructed by students)
• AND gates, OR gates, NAND gates
• Generating low oscillating frequencies and adding them to the Meergranen in Audacity to modulate other modules
• Clapping music: approaching programming this piece of music with Arduino

links

• Binairy basics: https://youtu.be/LpuPe81bc2w
  
• Adder Electronics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adder_(electronics)