Hello;
Here’s another example where obtaining data from a website is the basis of the project.
I hope students understand that advanced technology isn’t necessary to perform completely realistic exercises; obviously, anything is possible with FACTORY IO as it is.
May I ask, what is that green application I always see in your projects? Is that a custom interface you always make?
Hi janbumer1, you can ask me anything, no problem…
You see, the green application you see in my videos is, as you say, a custom interface that I created. The green color is to assimilate Schneider’s colors, and said interface is designed to be compatible with each and every one of my projects. Let me explain:
When someone starts programming, they must keep in mind that the library they’re creating must comply with the requirement that any function in any application must be extrapolated to any function in any application. If that’s not met, we can say they haven’t understood anything about programming. That’s why you see the same green interface you’re referring to in all of my projects.
For example, if I want to develop a project of yours that involves artificial vision that controls a robot from tables, etc., I take the vision part from one project, the tables from another project, and the robot part from another project. I implement those three parts from different projects in the new project, adapt four elements that always need to be adapted, and that’s the end of the project. For example, the adaptation of the F-18 exercise. Why was it possible to do it in such a short time? Because my library allows it. Another example, why does Factory IO play chess, or Sudoku, or play 4-in-a-row? Because of the well-structured functions created, which fulfill what I’ve told you, simply by adapting Factory IO to existing legacy projects, and that’s it.
The green interface meets all the communications requirements for any current and future project.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me.
Best regards.