For anyone looking for a HTTP server, or a Lua runtime with batteries included, have a look at the Mako Server[1]. It’s really wonderful to work with. I’ve automated my house based on it. It includes everything you may need , from JSON to TLS, email to websockets… All in a tiny 3MB binary, including the Lua interpreter!! I run it on a Raspberry Pi and the process takes around 3MB of RAM. Just unbelievable…
– Source: Hacker News
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over 1 year ago
The Barracuda App Server is like a Swiss army knife since it can be tailored for many different purposes, including embedded web development . The IDE you compile and upload to the ESP32 is called the LSP Application Manager , which includes an IDE that lets full stack developers create server side business logic in the Lua Scripting language. Check out the online interactive LSP and Lua Tutorial for a quick…
– Source: dev.to
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over 2 years ago