Raspberry Pi Full Stack Upgrade Project

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Raspberry Pi Full Stack Upgrade Project
Published 11/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.64 GB | Duration: 7h 39m​

A challenging upgrade project that blends Raspberry Pi, ESP32, sensors, displays, radio communications & Cloud services.

What you'll learn

Become better at the analysis, design, and planning required when working on large projects.

Improve your ability to build a full-stack application based on the Raspberry Pi, the ESP32 and a combination of software tools and technologies.

You will gain new skills in maintaining, modifying, and extending a full-stack application.

Improve your understanding of the the Linux operating system and the command line.

Learn how to use the HC12 transceiver to allow communications between a Raspberry Pi and ESP32 (or any Arduino compatible) boards.

Show Raspberry Pi status information on an OLED screen.

Get environment data from a BME280 sensor on a Raspberry Pi and ESP32.

Use Google Charts and Plotly Graph Object in a Raspberry Pi web application.

Requirements

I recommend that you Raspberry Pi Full Stack before attempting Raspberry Pi Full Stack Upgrade Project.

Be comfortable with Linux and the command line.

Be comfortable with wiring simple circuits.

Any prior experience with the Raspberry Pi, ESP32, or the Arduino is a plus.

Description

Welcome to Raspberry Pi Full Stack Upgrade Project!In the original Raspberry Pi Full Stack course, you learned how to build an application that integrates microcomputers, microcontrollers, sensors, radio transceivers, web servers, a database, and Cloud services.This course will teach you how to upgrade this application with new hardware and software.The upgraded Full Stack application utilises the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W single-board computer and the ESP32 microcontroller - although you can use any Raspberry Pi and Arduino-compatible board. The two nodes communicate via a modern radio transceiver. They can sense their environment, show their status on an organic LED display and a web interface, log data on the Cloud, and trigger notifications when specific conditions arise. By completing this course, you will gain and improve soft and hard knowledge and skills. You will become better at the analysis, design, and planning required when working on large projects. And you will learn how to integrate sensors, displays, and local and Cloud communications using Raspberry Pi and ESP32 or Arduino boards.This course will stretch your skills. I designed it for intermediate-level Makers that, ideally, have completed the original Raspberry Pi Full Stack course. Please review the free lectures in the first section to find out more details about the course.I'm looking forward to seeing you on the course.

Overview

Section 1: 01 - Introduction

Lecture 1 01.10 - What is this course about

Lecture 2 01.20 - Parts you will need

Lecture 3 01.30 - Code repository

Lecture 4 01.40 - Application demonstration

Section 2: 02 - The new boards

Lecture 5 02.10 - Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W review

Lecture 6 02.20 - Raspberry Pi OS installation

Lecture 7 02.30 - Raspberry Pi OS preparation

Lecture 8 02.40 - ESP32 review

Lecture 9 02.50 - ESP32 and Arduino IDE

Section 3: 03 - Replace the DHT22 with the BME280

Lecture 10 03.05 - BME280 basics and why replace the DHT22

Lecture 11 03.10 - Raspberry Pi - wiring

Lecture 12 03.20 - Raspberry Pi - BME280 Python module and example

Lecture 13 03.30 - ESP32 - BME280 wiring

Lecture 14 03.40 - ESP32 - BME280 library and example sketch

Section 4: 04 - Add the OLED display

Lecture 15 04.05 - OLED SSD1306 basics

Lecture 16 04.10 - Raspberry Pi - wiring

Lecture 17 04.20 - Raspberry Pi - Python modules and setup

Lecture 18 04.30 - Raspberry Pi - example code

Lecture 19 04.40 - How to install and use custom fonts and sizes

Section 5: 05 - Replace the RF24 with the HC12

Lecture 20 05.05 - Introduction to the HC12 and why replace the nRF24

Lecture 21 05.10 - ESP32 - wiring

Lecture 22 05.20 - ESP32 example sketch and testing

Lecture 23 05.30 - Raspberry Pi - wiring

Lecture 24 05.40 - Raspberry Pi - UART setup and example code

Lecture 25 05.50 - ESP32 & RPi communication via HC12

Lecture 26 05.60 - HC12 configuration with AT commands

Section 6: 06 - Assemble the new hardware

Lecture 27 06.10 - Objectives of this section

Lecture 28 06.20 - Raspberry Pi - Wiring

Lecture 29 06.30 - Raspberry Pi wiring test

Lecture 30 06.40 - ESP32 - wiring

Lecture 31 06.50 - ESP32 wiring testing

Section 7: 07 - Restore the original Full Stack application

Lecture 32 07.05 - Application restoration - Introduction

Lecture 33 07.10 - Install required system modules

Lecture 34 07.20 - Download, compile and install Python 3

Lecture 35 07.30 - Setup the app Python Virtual Environment

Lecture 36 07.40 - Setup Nginx

Lecture 37 07.50 - Setup Flask

Lecture 38 07.60 - UWSGI installation

Lecture 39 07.70 - Nginx configuration

Lecture 40 07.80 - UWSGI configuration

Lecture 41 07.90 - UWSGI and Nginx configuration testing

Lecture 42 07.100 - Configure systemd to auto-start uwsgi

Lecture 43 07.110 - Copy the original application files

Section 8: 08 - Testing and fixing

Lecture 44 08.05 - Introduction and plan

Lecture 45 08.10 - Configure uWSGI to work with the FS app

Lecture 46 08.20 - Setup SQLite3

Lecture 47 08.30 - Install required Python modules

Lecture 48 08.40 - Restore lab_app.py - Part 1: Python modules

Lecture 49 08.41 - Restore lab_app.py - Part 2: Fix lab_temp route

Lecture 50 08.45 - Restore main flask application script - Part 3: Fix lab_env_db route

Lecture 51 08.50 - Restore logger script: env_log.py

Lecture 52 08.60 - Plotly

Lecture 53 08.70 - Google Sheet logger

Lecture 54 08.80 - Remote node receiver script: hc12_receiver.py Part 1 - ESP32

Lecture 55 08.85 - Remote node receiver script: hc12_receiver.py Part 2 - Raspberry Pi

Lecture 56 08.90 - Remote node receiver service

Lecture 57 08.100 - IFTTT

Lecture 58 08.110 - Full test

Section 9: 09 - New features

Lecture 59 09.05 - Introduction and plan

Lecture 60 09.10 - Capture barometric pressure - local

Lecture 61 09.15 - Capture barometric pressure - remote

Lecture 62 09.20 - Show current local barometric pressure

Lecture 63 09.25 - Show historical barometric pressure

Lecture 64 09.30 Upgrade Plotly Part 1 - Setup and the Plotly Graph Object

Lecture 65 09.31 Upgrade Plotly Part 2 - Upgrade implementation

Lecture 66 09.40 Show sensor data on OLED Part 1 - Plan

Lecture 67 09.41 Show sensor data on OLED Part 2 - Setup and base script

Lecture 68 09.42 Show sensor data on OLED Part 3 - Scheduler

Lecture 69 09.50 - Show SD available space on OLED (button press)

Lecture 70 09.60 - OLED display as a service

Lecture 71 09.70 - New PCB for the Raspberry Pi

Lecture 72 09.80 - New PCB for the ESP32

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Raspberry Pi Full Stack
Last updated 6/2023
Duration: 11h 28m | .MP4 1920x1080 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 10.1 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English​

A whirlwind tour of full-stack web application development on the Raspberry Pi

What you'll learn
- Setup the minimal Raspbian Lite operating system to the RPi.
- Learn how to work in headless mode
- Learn to install and use the a Python virtual environment.
- Install and use Flask, a Python-based web micro-framework
- Install and use uWSGI as the application server for Flask
- Install and use Nginx light-weight web server
- Setup systemd to automatically start your application
- Use the RPi GPIOs as digital input and outputs
- Use a DHT22 humidity and temperature sensor
- Install and use the SQLite database
- Use the Google Chart API to create visual representations of the sensor data
- Use JQuery to add interactivity to web pages
- Use Plotly for graphical analysis of sensor data
- Assign a static IP address to your Raspberry Pi
- Expose your application to the Internet, and access it from anywhere

Requirements
- A Raspberry Pi 4, 3, 2, model B
- A Windows, Mac or Linux computer
- A DHT22 sensor
- An 5mm LED
- A pushbutton
- A breadboard and jumper wires
- Access to the Internet
- (Check hardware requirements in a free lecture in the first section of the course)

Description
Course last updated in August 2022

We updated this course to be fully compatible with Raspberry Pi OS version 11 ("Bullseye"), Python 3.8.13, and updated software modules across the entire stack.

In designing this update, we chose to use the latest available software modules without breaking any part of the application or requiring modifications.

Please watch the application briefing video (one of the free lectures in this page) for more details.

What is this course about?

Welcome to Raspberry Pi: Full Stack, a hands-on project designed to teach you how to build an Internet-of-Things application based on the world's most popular embedded computer.

This is an updated and improved remake of the original Raspberry Pi Full Stack. In this new course, I have updated all of the technologies involved in the current state of the Art, and have also added new content.

This course will expose you to the full process of developing a web application.

You will integrate LEDs, buttons and sensors with Javascript, HTML, web servers, database servers, routers and schedulers.

You will understand why the Raspberry Pi is such a versatile tinkering platform by experiencing first hand how well it combines:

open hardware, that includes wireless and wired networking and the ability to connect sensors and actuators,

the powerful Linux/Debian operating system, which gives you access to high-level programming languages and desktop-level software applications

and, the flexibility of open source development software which, literally, powers the cloud applications that you use every day

As you progress through the sections, you will learn how to complete a single step of the application development process.

You'll start with the operating system, add Python and play with some common hardware. Then you'll set up the web application stack, and the application itself.

You will learn and add new features and refinements as you move through the lectures.

This course is perfect for people that have at least basic understanding of computers and electronics.

Ideally, you have experience in experimenting with the Arduino and are comfortable with the breadboard and simple components.

This course contains a substantial amount of programming. For this, you will need to be comfortable working with a text editor. Any prior knowledge of Python, Javascript or other high-level programming language will be beneficial, although it is not strictly necessary.

There are no requirements necessary to enrol; I only ask you to be ready to learn and willing to put the required time and effort.

Please don't forget to watch the free lectures in the first section of the course. These lectures will give you detailed information on the course content and the hardware you will need.

Looking forward to learning with you!

Who this course is for:
- Makers who want to experience the full process of web application development
- Any experience in programming with a high-level language is useful but not necessary
- Experience with small breadboard circuit is useful but not necessary
- Anyone who want experience working with modern web application development technologies

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Raspberry Pi Full Stack
Last updated 6/2023
Duration: 11h 28m | .MP4 1920x1080 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 10.1 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English​

A whirlwind tour of full-stack web application development on the Raspberry Pi

What you'll learn
- Setup the minimal Raspbian Lite operating system to the RPi.
- Learn how to work in headless mode
- Learn to install and use the a Python virtual environment.
- Install and use Flask, a Python-based web micro-framework
- Install and use uWSGI as the application server for Flask
- Install and use Nginx light-weight web server
- Setup systemd to automatically start your application
- Use the RPi GPIOs as digital input and outputs
- Use a DHT22 humidity and temperature sensor
- Install and use the SQLite database
- Use the Google Chart API to create visual representations of the sensor data
- Use JQuery to add interactivity to web pages
- Use Plotly for graphical analysis of sensor data
- Assign a static IP address to your Raspberry Pi
- Expose your application to the Internet, and access it from anywhere

Requirements
- A Raspberry Pi 4, 3, 2, model B
- A Windows, Mac or Linux computer
- A DHT22 sensor
- An 5mm LED
- A pushbutton
- A breadboard and jumper wires
- Access to the Internet
- (Check hardware requirements in a free lecture in the first section of the course)

Description
Course last updated in August 2022

We updated this course to be fully compatible with Raspberry Pi OS version 11 ("Bullseye"), Python 3.8.13, and updated software modules across the entire stack.

In designing this update, we chose to use the latest available software modules without breaking any part of the application or requiring modifications.

Please watch the application briefing video (one of the free lectures in this page) for more details.

What is this course about?

Welcome to Raspberry Pi: Full Stack, a hands-on project designed to teach you how to build an Internet-of-Things application based on the world's most popular embedded computer.

This is an updated and improved remake of the original Raspberry Pi Full Stack. In this new course, I have updated all of the technologies involved in the current state of the Art, and have also added new content.

This course will expose you to the full process of developing a web application.

You will integrate LEDs, buttons and sensors with Javascript, HTML, web servers, database servers, routers and schedulers.

You will understand why the Raspberry Pi is such a versatile tinkering platform by experiencing first hand how well it combines:

open hardware, that includes wireless and wired networking and the ability to connect sensors and actuators,

the powerful Linux/Debian operating system, which gives you access to high-level programming languages and desktop-level software applications

and, the flexibility of open source development software which, literally, powers the cloud applications that you use every day

As you progress through the sections, you will learn how to complete a single step of the application development process.

You'll start with the operating system, add Python and play with some common hardware. Then you'll set up the web application stack, and the application itself.

You will learn and add new features and refinements as you move through the lectures.

This course is perfect for people that have at least basic understanding of computers and electronics.

Ideally, you have experience in experimenting with the Arduino and are comfortable with the breadboard and simple components.

This course contains a substantial amount of programming. For this, you will need to be comfortable working with a text editor. Any prior knowledge of Python, Javascript or other high-level programming language will be beneficial, although it is not strictly necessary.

There are no requirements necessary to enrol; I only ask you to be ready to learn and willing to put the required time and effort.

Please don't forget to watch the free lectures in the first section of the course. These lectures will give you detailed information on the course content and the hardware you will need.

Looking forward to learning with you!

Who this course is for:
- Makers who want to experience the full process of web application development
- Any experience in programming with a high-level language is useful but not necessary
- Experience with small breadboard circuit is useful but not necessary
- Anyone who want experience working with modern web application development technologies

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