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The Holy Grail – Getting a Raspberry Pi Access-Point on the Lone WiFi Device… with Internet Passthrough and Android Working Too!

Edit January 2, 2024 – There were a few issues running this procedure on a Desktop version Raspberry Pi 4B, using the 64bit Bullseye. My main goal was for the Headless, Lite version on a Zero and it worked as I needed. Doing the same procedure on the 4B had issues with the two WiFi …

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InqPortal 5.2.2 – Multiple-Clients Talking to Multiple-Servers

The InqPortal IoT / App / Web server version 5.2.2 is now available in the Arduino IDE Library Manager. Here are the new features and what you can expect from them. Multi-Server All web-servers, InqPortal included, are geared to service multiple clients. Now, the InqPortal client library supports connecting to multiple servers. The servers do not have …

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InqPortal – The Three Line Promise

The goal of this library has always been to make other project developers job’s easier. Working with students of all ages from pre-teens to senior citizens, I’ve found, almost without exception, all are keenly interested in getting their hardware projects up and running as quick as possible. The excitement factor of seeing their own hardware …

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InqPortal 5.2 Rocket Sockets

The InqPortal IoT / App / Web server version 5.2.0 is now available in the Arduino IDE Library Manager. Here are the new features and what you can expect from them. Way-High WebSocket Throughput Testing – We do extensive (shall we say abusive) testing. These edge cases, these Fringe events are to push Inqportal beyond …

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