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Distributed Tracing. Dapper, Zipkin Introductory and Hands on talk. Microservices, Large Scale Tracing Infrastructure. ]]>
Distributed Tracing. Dapper, Zipkin Introductory and Hands on talk. Microservices, Large Scale Tracing Infrastructure. ]]> Mon, 19 Jun 2017 17:31:07 GMT /slideshow/distributed-tracing-77079374/77079374 nishantmodak@slideshare.net(nishantmodak) Distributed tracing nishantmodak Distributed Tracing. Dapper, Zipkin Introductory and Hands on talk. Microservices, Large Scale Tracing Infrastructure. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/distributedtracing-170619173107-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Distributed Tracing. Dapper, Zipkin Introductory and Hands on talk. Microservices, Large Scale Tracing Infrastructure.
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We all love Ruby for writing software scripts, websites, applications. Would it not be awesome to use it also for interacting with hardware? With the proliferation of internet connected devices or usually called as 'The Internet of Things' its become important to explore opportunities with hardware hacking for fun and everyday automation. The talk aims to be an introduction of how to interact with an arduino kit using ruby, available gems and other possibilities. It is meant for beginners who are just starting out with Arduino / Ruby and want to see the what it beholds. At the end of the talk 2 projects were demonstrated. 1. Blinking Lights (Red / Green) on twitter sentiment of #rubyconfindia 2. A Light Seeking Robot Car]]>
We all love Ruby for writing software scripts, websites, applications. Would it not be awesome to use it also for interacting with hardware? With the proliferation of internet connected devices or usually called as 'The Internet of Things' its become important to explore opportunities with hardware hacking for fun and everyday automation. The talk aims to be an introduction of how to interact with an arduino kit using ruby, available gems and other possibilities. It is meant for beginners who are just starting out with Arduino / Ruby and want to see the what it beholds. At the end of the talk 2 projects were demonstrated. 1. Blinking Lights (Red / Green) on twitter sentiment of #rubyconfindia 2. A Light Seeking Robot Car]]> Thu, 04 Jul 2013 05:26:30 GMT /slideshow/speaker-deck/23901572 nishantmodak@slideshare.net(nishantmodak) Ruby Arduino (RubyConfIndia 2013) nishantmodak We all love Ruby for writing software scripts, websites, applications. Would it not be awesome to use it also for interacting with hardware? With the proliferation of internet connected devices or usually called as 'The Internet of Things' its become important to explore opportunities with hardware hacking for fun and everyday automation. The talk aims to be an introduction of how to interact with an arduino kit using ruby, available gems and other possibilities. It is meant for beginners who are just starting out with Arduino / Ruby and want to see the what it beholds. At the end of the talk 2 projects were demonstrated. 1. Blinking Lights (Red / Green) on twitter sentiment of #rubyconfindia 2. A Light Seeking Robot Car <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/speaker-deck-130704052630-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> We all love Ruby for writing software scripts, websites, applications. Would it not be awesome to use it also for interacting with hardware? With the proliferation of internet connected devices or usually called as &#39;The Internet of Things&#39; its become important to explore opportunities with hardware hacking for fun and everyday automation. The talk aims to be an introduction of how to interact with an arduino kit using ruby, available gems and other possibilities. It is meant for beginners who are just starting out with Arduino / Ruby and want to see the what it beholds. At the end of the talk 2 projects were demonstrated. 1. Blinking Lights (Red / Green) on twitter sentiment of #rubyconfindia 2. A Light Seeking Robot Car
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