ProCodeCG Kids Coding Camp – IoT Programming – Day #3 – 24 June 2017

IoT Programming Coding Camp Day #3 🙂

Today we connect to a MQTT server to be able to publish and subscribe to a topic so we can control our ESPectro remotely via cloud 🙂

We connected to a MQTT server running on one of the computer of the class and also connected to an online MQTT server 😉

We can control the ESPectro via mobile too 🙂

The lessons today required hard work and patience 🙂

We code till we drop LOL

Some screenshots:

connecting to an MQTT server (local)

Sending command to ESPectro to turn the LED on/off

connecting to broker.hivemq.com

publishing message with command prompt

MQTT dashboard

We’ve learned so much today, we deserve certificates 🙂 Yaaay 🙂

Picking up after ourselves 😉

Can’t believe coding camp is over 🙂 See you again soon and happy holiday 🙂

ProCodeCG Kids Coding Camp – IoT Programming – Day #1 – 22 June 2017

Day #1 of IoT Programming 🙂 We have 3 kids for this topic 🙂

Today we did some ESPectro setup and configuration, and then started basics about ESPectro. We learned about LED, button and neopixel. We created some cool stuff about neopixel on board, like creating knight rider and traffic light with pedestrian button 😉

Here’s the pics of each kid with their works 🙂

Ardian

 

Dea

Abdillah

Tomorrow we will learn about sensor 😉

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ProCodeCG Kids Regular Coding Class – ESPectro/Arduino – 27 May 2017

Today we had one student working on ESPectro and one on Arduino Mega and one on Arduino Uno 😀

Rezky had just started his ESPectro programming journey, that we already know, is painful at the beginning (the setup and installation) 🙂 Hopefully we will finish the installation next week and start to work with ESPectro the week after 🙂

The first day of Ramadhan 🙂 Lots of kids didn’t come, probably still adjusting with the new schedule of waking up earlier for sahur, etc.

Capt. Malik is back! Ready to continue the Air Drum with Gyro Project!

Yeah this is how Capt. Malik looks like when he’s at work! 😉

Malik uses Arduino Mega

And the gyro test worked well

Malik’s little brother is also interested in the same thing 🙂 Rezvan had just started Arduino Programming 🙂

Started with LED and resistor

Worked nicely 🙂

And then Rezvan was working with more LEDs 🙂

Malik helped Rezvan to check the wiring

And yes! Worked ok 😉

There’s always interesting things to do each week, there are lots of new things to explore in the handout 🙂

ProCodeCG Kids Regular Coding Class – Minecraft Modding, Intro to Programming, Java Programming, Apps Programming – 20 May 2017

Our open topics class yesterday 🙂 Rezky was working on Intro to Programming with CodeCombat 🙂

J always has projects to do in Minecraft 🙂

Vian (blue shirt), J (eyeglasses) and Gyan (in jacket) signed in to one Minecraft server and build things together

The class 🙂

Dika was in the middle of creating a To Do Apps with Thunkable

The result 🙂 (some of the properties should be set to look neater)

Tyo made lots of progress 🙂

He had finished ProCodeCG Attendance List Prototype in Java 🙂 We just tick on the check boxes and it will shows how many students attending, then add the date and save it to file!

Great job, Tyo! 🙂

Tyo had also finished creating Snake Game in Java

and adding some scores (a score will be added each time the Snake eat a food). Next is to print the score on the game board 😉

Gyan is very good creating things with Red Stone and gates in Minecraft 🙂

He can make almost anything, from sliding doors to traps and so much more 🙂

Rafi switched from ESPectro to Minecraft coding 🙂

He learned how to use looping to create stacks of blocks

 

Like this one 🙂

Captain Corner 😀

Capt. Zaki giving help to Rezky

and helping Rafi with the server

The class 🙂

The front office 🙂 (two other girls didn’t show up, hiks)

See you next week 🙂

 

 

 

 

 

ProCodeCG Kids Regular Coding Class – Minecraft Modding, Java Programming, GameMaker, Intro to Programming – 13 May 2017

The Open Topics Class 😉

Raihan learned Intro to Programming and GameMaker today 🙂

He learned basic programming with Scratch/Blockly-like programming

Raihan finished it in one hour

and got the online certificate yaay congrats! Then he started to learn how to create simple game with GameMaker 🙂

Cinta (green shirt) was working on Minecraft and Apps Programming today 🙂

Cinta teamed up with Nanin (yellow hijab) and create things  🙂

These girls 🙂 Do things together 🙂

Nanin created lots of things today 🙂

There were some problems with her Minecraft settings

and luckily ka Jundy helped her 🙂 Thanks J 😉

While J himself created amazing things today 🙂

He created elevator with piston and teleport 🙂

The 2 levels building with elevator

And then J improved it to have more levels with different colors

so that we’ll know when we have being teleported to different levels of the building  😉

Great job, J! Brilliant idea. Next is to do this with JavaScript coding 🙂

Gyan was on creating triangle in JavaScript

Gyan, Vian and Jundy working on the same server

This is the code they have to type

Vian was very excited as always 🙂

A lovely scene 🙂

Rheino had finished his triangle code in JavaScript

and run in in Minecraft 😉

the next challenge for Rheino is to change the pattern of the colors 😉

Rheino helped a newcomer, Rezky 🙂

Rezky was doing an intro to programming and had finished the One Hour Code Minecraft

and got the certificate 🙂

Well, lots of achievement today! So glad 🙂

*off the picture: Raul was working on Snake Game in Java and worked well. We are going to add more food and displaying some score. Dika was working on To-Do-List App with Thunkable 🙂

 

 

ProCodeCG Kids Regular Coding Class – ESPectro Programming – 13 May 2017

Hello! ESPectro Programming Class today 🙂

Muhammad had to catch up, he picked up where he left: connecting to wifi with ESPectro and display the data of wifi 🙂

Muhammad was so excited to find out that he can display the details of a wifi he connected to. Next is to scan the available wifi and display the details, including the security and signal strength 🙂

Nafis was very happy to be able to turn on his neopixels and change their colors 🙂

Nafis learned to set the neopixels individually too

So he can set different colors for each neopixel (the color was red, green and blue). And later he changed it into a more specific colors like sky blue, baby pink etc. 😀

Rafi started to connect his ESPectro to LCD I2C today. He was a bit confused because he had connected LCD I2C to Arduino before, and didn’t know how to do it with ESPectro, which was lots easier 🙂

Yep, it worked right away 🙂

Then Rafi learned how to display custom characters on LCD

Like this simple smiley

And later he created a simple animation, from smiling smiley to sad smiley 😉 We planned to make more animation next week 🙂

Raul was working on displaying simple custom chars too 🙂

 

He was asked to create a battery icon

and he did 🙂 He was working on make it animating like charging and discharging 😉 How interesting! Can’t wait to see the progress next week 🙂

Whoaa we had the Godfather there to, working on his own very advanced project 😉

The class! ❤ ❤ ❤

See you next week 🙂

 

 

ProCodeCG codeMeetUp() #104 – BR – Acer CloudProfessor

ProCodeCG is where we can learn the most recent technology 🙂 Today Professor BR taught us a bit about Acer CloudProfessor 🙂

Acer CloudProfessor (black little box) connected to a powerback (white, bigger box), surrounded with devboards, connectors, and sensors.

One of our cutest audience 🙂

The audience (a few more came later)

Yaaay, more moms and kids 🙂

The ide of CloudProfessor inspired by MicroProfessor – MPF-01

Acer CloudProfessor connected to RGB LED to be controlled remotely via a smartphone

The code

Lots of things can be done with different sensors

Several sensors connected to an Arduino Leonardo with a stack-up I2C connectors

Working easily 🙂

A brilliant example: CPF Ramen Cooler 😀 It will detect the temperature of a bowl of ramen and activate fan to cool it off 😀

Bluetooth technlogy

A demo of compiling and running the code

Very few people know about this latest technology, and those attending this short lecture today will surely a few steps ahead 😉