Here in very short words how you can use TSX to create HTML elements inside typescript code in HTML syntax.

Unfortunately, ELV has removed the product pages for the DPS5315 from their homepage and therefore also the download links for the drivers and software. I rummaged through archive.org and was able to find the downloads. The files are still on their server, but in case they are also deleted, here is a backup of mine.

I have a DPS5315 from ELV which I bought as a kit together with the optional USB module. However, I had problems using the USB module under Linux. Although the module is based on a CP2102, for which drivers are already available in the kernel, the module did not create a device file, e.g. /dev/ttyUSB0.

A few simple generic classes to create event sources and handlers with the same feel like the DOM events.

Rotary encoders are not trivial to use. In my search for a clean implementation, I came across a blog post by Buxtronix aka. Ben Buxton. The implementation is written for the Arduino Framework and I adapted it for the Raspberry Pi Pico or RP2040.

I saw this robot on offer at Aldi and thought it could be a nice platform for my own projects. So I ordered it for my lab and took it apart. And, if purchased cheaply, it can certainly be used for your own projects.

A few simple generic classes to create event sources and handlers. The handlers can optionally be set to receive events with a maximum frequency limit.

With this simple command line command you can start an HTTP server that provides the files from the current working directory.

Here are a few examples of how to display joysticks and controller data streams in the console under Linux, in my case Arch Linux.