I have begun writing a Haskell library to remotely control Lego Mindstorms NXT Bricks via Bluetooth. I just uploaded the repository to github at http://github.com/janv/haskell-nxt.
The library is far from complete, there’s lots and lots of unimplemented commands and it’s not even working with USB-connections yet. It doesn’t run on windows since it communicates via POSIX device files. Don’t ask me how to create these on Linux, it was dead-easy under OS X.
But release early, release often they say, so here you go.
After using Mercurial for 7 months we at 9elements have finally given in to the internet peer pressure und switched to git (Well, to be honest, several shortcomings in Mercurial played an important role too). Since then I’ve become accustomed to git and today ported over REST in Place from Subversion to Github.
The Github project page ist located at http://github.com/janv/rest_in_place/, the repository can be found at git://github.com/janv/rest_in_place.git.
I’ve updated the README and the project page with the new information.
I’ve also published my dbserialize plugin at Github.
