Midterms and Blockly

This past week and a half, I've been drowning in midterms and studying for them. Nonetheless, progress in my research was made.

I have been using the blockly documentation to understand how the blocks work and what code I have to write to get them to work. Blockly uses blockly in order to make new blocks. It is a slightly complicated interface.

I have found another GitHub repo that uses blockly to implement a ardublockly-like program. They specifically allow you to download the code to upload to the blockly. I was thinking using this method at first. Then I remembered a tutorial from the BeagleBone book that hosted a local server that connected to the blockly.

Over my Spring break I plan to work on making most of the blocks my team and I have agreed on and making the connection to the beaglebone over the local server.