When you want to connect an IoT device to the Internet (or, for that matter, connect anything to anything), you should take a serious look at Node-RED, a free, open source visual process wiring ...

The first target devices will be Raspberry Pis running node.js applications. How does one perform alpha testing while standing up such a service?

A recent [TensorFlow] video shows an interview between [Jason Mayes] and [Paul Van Eck] about using TensorFlow.js with Node-RED to create machine learning applications for Raspberry Pi visually.

Node-RED could be the software tool to best enables Raspberry Pi run for Internet of Things projects.

Setting Up Node-RED on Raspberry Pi To set up Node-RED on your Raspberry Pi, you can follow the detailed instructions available on the Hackstaer.io project page.

The NODE Mini Server V2 is, as the name suggests, an update to an earlier DIY server. But it’s a pretty nifty looking device that packs a Raspberry Pi 3, a 2.5 inch hard drive, and other ...

The Australian ISP landscape just gotten a bit smaller; pictures arrive of the $25 computer that could; and now we can have VNC in a browser, thanks to Node.js.