Hello all!
I would like to ask you about some tutorials for Arduino ETH Shield + AngularJS.
I have a small project and i want create a webpage in AngularJS and Bootstrap which will be connect with my arduino.
I would like to be my site refreshed in real time. Maybe jquery + ajax will be simple than angular?
Do you know simple tutorials for me 
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Thank you and sorry for my bad english 
I am not getting your actual requirement.
Angular JS is a Javascript framework, so it cant run in an Arduino. I assume you will be hosting it in a server like IIS or Tomcat or some thing similar.
What are you going to run in Arduino?
Hi,
It's a simple project -> Home Automation.
For example:
Turn on/off LED, read from PIN that the doors are open/close, read temperature and humadity, home and fire alarm, air-conditioning (temperature sensor + fan) etc.
I created the website (GUI) and i need communicate with my arduino to send/read data.
check this Webserver e.g., I havent tried this approach.
Majkel192:
I have a small project and i want create a webpage in AngularJS and Bootstrap which will be connect with my arduino.
Is it your intention for the Arduino to act as the server or as the client?
Javascript runs in the browser on the client. An Arduino cannot run a browser that is capable of running javascript.
In theory an Arduino server could upload a small javascript file (it is just text) to a browser on a client - but that sounds like an awful lot of trouble for an Arduino program.
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I assume, OP designed a web UI and is running in his machine not in arduino. From the ui he should send some command to Arduino, say switch on some light.
sarouje:
I assume, OP designed a web UI and is running in his machine not in arduino. From the ui he should send some command to Arduino, say switch on some light.
That will work if the Arduino is directly connected to the server PC - such as with the USB cable. I do this for controlling model trains and (separately) a small lathe.
But if the Arduino acts as a web client to the server then it is a matter for the client to initiate communication with the server. There are techniques such as long polling that can make it appear that the server can "send" data.
Can you imagine the nightmare every time you start your browser if servers could send uninvited data
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Pushing from Server to client is not a viable approach in Arduino scenario.
I used MQTT protocol, to publish messages to Arduino from Server. It's more like a publish/subscribe pattern.
Robin2:
Can you imagine the nightmare every time you start your browser if servers could send uninvited data...R
we will be in trouble for some scenario for sure :).