Releases: juwis/hackerschool
Version 1.5.0
Move the repository and updates from juwis/hackerschool to basler/hucon
The hucon.run exists for historical purposes and is identical to the hucon-1.5.0.run
Version 1.4.7
- Fix boot-up eye issues
- Improved image generation and fixed install path (/opt/hucon)
- Improved init scripts
- User data will now be saved in /root/hucon/code - examples stay in /opt/hucon/code/examples
- Update will deploy to /opt/hucon
- Website improvement:
- New style for the index page
- The done message is now send from the server.
- Header logo removed to support smaller display images
- Removed the unused password settings
- Channels and pins moved into the correct category
- Fixed python lint errors
- Fixed javascript lint errors
- New folder dialog fixed
Version 1.4.2
Changelog:
- New PWM modul implemented to support the Eye, Servo and Motor class better
- Show the boot up with the eyes from the HuCon.
Version 1.4.1
Changelog:
- project renamed to HuCon
- new logo
- new hardware pinout
- updated external packages like semantic, Blockly, ...
- shutdown button added to web page
- event system implemented
- documentation updated
- using now flask as web server engine
- save/load within folder implemented
Version 1.4
This release is fixing some bug and has a new feature: Events!
Now it is possible to ta have a web page with buttons on it to call a function of your robot.
Attention:
The library is renamed to hucon. All of your old code is still working. To use events, you have to use the new library hucon.
Version 1.3
Prepared for the new hardware.
Version 1.2.1
Fixed a bug within the webserver.py.
Version 1.2
This update is using the a complete new mechanism to handle the log messages which will increase the speed of a running program.
Version 1.1
Improved the stability and added a poll mechanism to get the log messages during the run of the system.
No we use also jQuery and semantic for a better Javascript and html handling.
Version 1.0.1
Improved the stability of the update and first installation on a new Omega2+.