Channel Title: Node-RED Channel Description: Hi there! This is the official channel of the Node-RED project! What's Node-RED? It's an open-source low-code tool for creating event-driven applications. Built on top of node.js, it provides a light-weight, browser-based editor that makes it easy to integrate different streams of both physical and digital events. Its light-weight nature makes it ideal to run at the edge of the network, such as on a Raspberry Pi, but also well suited to running in the cloud. It provides a framework for easily adding new nodes into its palette to extends its capabilities. Originally developed by the IBM Emerging Technologies team, it is now a project of the OpenJS Foundation. This channel is where we'll share tutorials, walk-throughs and general updates about the project. Or at least, that's the theory. <video> Node-RED Con 2022 - Sam Machin Description: Programmable Communications with Node-RED This talk will show you how to build a programmable communications workflow with Node-RED, features such as 2 way text messaging and controlling a phone call. We'll look at the different API providers on the market and how they can be used in Node-RED. </video> <video> Node-RED Con 2022 - Peter Hoddie Description: Bringing Node-RED to Microcontrollers Untether your flows from your desktop! Node-RED MCU Edition lets you run flows on inexpensive microcontrollers. Use the familiar Node-RED Editor to build and debug. Then deploy flows to IoT embedded microcontrollers popular with makers and manufacturers alike, including ESP32 and ESP8266. </video> <video> Node-RED Con 2022 - Andrew MacLean Description: Level Up Your Flow: Become a Better Programmer through Node-RED & Battlesnake In this talk we demonstrate how experienced developers can use Battlesnake as a practical way to stay up-to-date on the latest technologies, using Node-RED as a case study for how to bring the fun back to professional development and rekindle a love for learning. </video> <video> Node-RED Con 2022 - Jesse Cox Description: How Node-RED is Open-Sourcing industrial automation Industrial Automation has been slow to adopt technology, this is because the access to learning, tools and resources are guarded. Node-RED and the low-code paradigm changed everything. See automation projects that have been built out of open-concepts, thanks to Node-RED and its community! </video> <video> URI framents part2 - developing node-red stream - 12th September 2022 Description: Finishing URI fragment support - providing a copy button to get the uri for the selection node Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/knolleary </video> <video> Node-RED Con 2022 - Soheel Chughtai Description: Guide to the Microphone and Camera Node-RED browser utilities </video> <video> Node-RED Con 2022 - Marc Pous Description: MING - An OpenSource LAMP-like stack for the Internet of Things Remember the LAMP stack from the late 90’s when the Web was exploding? We think it's the time for MING (MQTT, InfluxDB, Node-RED and Grafana) stack can enable the next generation of IoT Application developers. Learn how to install it in 1 click on an Edge device using balena.io </video> <video> Locking Flows - part 3 - developing node-red stream - 10th October 2022 Description: Looking at alternative approaches to prevent changes in the editor - using Proxies Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/knolleary </video> <video> Locking Flows - part 2 - developing node-red stream - 26th September 2022 Description: Continuing work to support locked flows. Working through how to prevent changes in the editor. Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/knolleary </video> <video> URI Framents - developing node-red stream - 5th September 2022 Description: Supporting navigation directly to a node or group in the editor Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/knolleary </video> <video> Node-RED Con 2022 - Keynote Description: Nick O'Leary presents the keynote from Node-RED Con 2022 giving an update on where the project has gone in 2022 and looking forward to whats to come. </video> <video> Locking Flows - part 1 - developing node-red stream - 19th September 2022 Description: Starting work on a new feature that will allow flows to be locked to prevent changes Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/knolleary </video> <video> Node-RED Con 2022 - Pablo Acosta Description: State of the Node-RED Contributed Nodes Ecosystem Almost 4,000 contributed Node-RED nodes and counting, but how many are "good", and production-ready? And how do we define these terms? This talk will survey the Node-RED node ecosystem and strive to provide answers to these questions and more! </video> <video> Node-RED Con 2022 - Klaus Landsdorf Description: IIoT E2E Contribution Package Testing Node-RED is a good tool for Industrial IoT (IIoT) use cases. Many contribution packages are available to install them inside Node-RED. I want to show the attendees how to build unit and e2e tests with mocha and jest and what I learned to organize code and testing for Node-RED contribution packages. </video> <video> Node-RED Con 2022 - Lakshantha Dissanayake Description: No-Code AI Vision at the edge with Node-RED My talk will focus on using Node-RED for computer vision running on embedded edge devices. By dragging a couple of blocks into the Node-RED flow and creating a simple flow, anyone can build a complete real-time object detection system without writing a single line of code. </video>

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Hi there! This is the official channel of the Node-RED project!

What's Node-RED? It's an open-source low-code tool for creating event-driven applications. Built on top of node.js, it provides a light-weight, browser-based editor that makes it easy to integrate different streams of both physical and digital events.

Its light-weight nature makes it ideal to run at the edge of the network, such as on a Raspberry Pi, but also well suited to running in the cloud. It provides a framework for easily adding new nodes into its palette to extends its capabilities. Originally developed by the IBM Emerging Technologies team, it is now a project of the OpenJS Foundation.

This channel is where we'll share tutorials, walk-throughs and general updates about the project. Or at least, that's the theory.

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