Name: Episode 0 - Why Would You Use JavaScript on Hardware? by led.on()
Duration: 36 min 58 s
Description: In our inaugural episode, we discuss "The Question That Shall Not Be Asked". We take an objective look at all the things that make JS both good and bad for hardware and give a survey of the JS on hardware landscape.

A cover of Take That's Never forget for JSConf EU's introduction.
Written with LSDj on a Game Boy Color.

Take That's original track has an odd BPM of 91.275, LSDj only supports BPM intervals of 1, so this is time-stretched to match the original.

Because of the complexity of the original and the Game Boy only having 4 channels, the song was written at double BPM to "stack" the drums and the bass-line, hence the Game Boy Color for the faster CPU.

Some EQ, reverb and compression has been added in post.

Never Forget - Take That (JSConf EU 2xAA cover)

In our inaugural episode, we discuss "The Question That Shall Not Be Asked". We take an objective look at all the things that make JS both good and bad for hardware and give a survey of the JS on hardware landscape.

Episode 0 - Why Would You Use JavaScript on Hardware?

led.on() is a podcast dedicated to JavaScript on hardware of all types. Single board computers, micro-controllers, the internet of things, wearables and anything else that can control GPIO are all fair game.

Episode 0 - Why Would You Use JavaScript on Hardware?

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