Awesome Node Red is a list for people trying to automate every aspect of their home using Node Red. Automating your home is a long, hard, and never finished task be ready to tinker.
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Node-Red is an open source visual editor for connecting the internet of things developed by IBM. This means it helps you spend more time making stuff talk to each other writing the code you'll need to make it work.
The system is built with "Nodes" which are icons that you drag and drop on to the canvas and connect together. Each Node offers different functionality, from a simple debug node to be able to see what's going on in your flow, to a Raspberry Pi node which lets you to read and write to the GPIO pins of a Pi.
- nodered.org - Official Node Red website.
- github.com/node-red/node-red - Node Red Github.
- Adafruit - What is Node Red - Good article about Node Red and how to get started.
- Twitter - Node Red Twitter.
- Intro to Node Red - Youtube - 5 part video series Node Red basics.
In my opinion the best place to install your Node Red server is on a Raspberry Pi. Anywhere you want to install Node Red you will need a working install of Node.js Here are instructions on how to install Node.js on different operating systems.
- How to install Node.js on Windows
- How to install Node.js on Mac
- How to install Node.js on Linux
- How to install Node Red on Raspberry Pi
- How to install Node Red on Windows
- How to install Node Red on Mac
- How to Use Node-Red - Medium - Good article about basics of Node Red, terminology, and how to get started creating flows.
- Node Red: Creating your first flow
- Node Red - Programming Guide - A series of lectures designed to get you started with Node-RED. Starting from the very basics, it introduces you to how Node-RED works and how to get the most out of its built in nodes. Each lecture consists of a series of hands-on examples that take you from basic to intermediate Node-RED programming in easy to follow steps.
There are a few sites that are really helpful.
- DIYfuturism.com - Great site for info and inspiration. Great article about presence detection.
- Course - Node Red: Basics to Bots - Free course for Node Red. Level:Intermediate.
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