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Last time I talked about hardware, this time I will talk about online IDE.
First you need to have an NXP account, then open this webpage:
Then you can see the following picture.
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I will first build a simplest hello world program to try it out.
Click New Project, drag and drop the text icon as shown below, and set the title and content as shown below:
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Download it to the blue box according to the instructions, and then it will be displayed. Basically, there is no technical requirement, and even primary school students can have fun.
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Next, let's do something more complicated. From the examples, find an APP to control LED via Bluetooth and run it.
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Compile, download, and run.
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Open the APP and search for the device:
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After connecting, you can test it. The APP interface is exactly the same as the one designed in the IDE. It is very simple.
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I click and the small light flashes.
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Next, I will increase the difficulty. I will add a button control mode to it. Add controls to the picture as shown below. For more intuitiveness, I also add a text display.
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Compile, download, run, success, so easy!
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Then I opened the Weather Station example. Although it looks quite complicated, it is still many times simpler than programming directly in C language.
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Overall, this online IDE environment is very simple and convenient for realizing specific functions. It provides a full set of solutions from devices to apps to the cloud, and the development efficiency is quite high.
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