

🍕 Food and drinks will be provided (pizza, snacks, soft drinks, etc. 🎲 A wide range of games to play will be provided (board games, cards games, etc.) but we encourage people to bring other games as well (we will share a document with registrants to list games you are bringing) 🏨 Room - Jefferson Meeting Room on the 10th floor

📍 Location - Four Points by Sheraton Philadelphia City Center - 1201 Race St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 - Located right across the street from the North side of the Convention Center ⏰ Time - 6pm to 11pm (come and go as needed) Scribble On It requires Android with an OS version of 4.1 and up. It has gained around 1000 installs so far, with an average rating of 4.0 out of 5 in the play store. Thats it, you should now have a working Node.ISTE23 Board Game Meetup - Details and Registration - įor anyone who is attending ISTE23 we now have the official details and registration form for the Board Game Meetup event: How to Install Scribble On It for Windows PC or MAC: Scribble On It is an Android Entertainment app developed by Vector Beez and published on the Google play store. $ make (to compile node (This took 103 minutes on my RPi!)) configure -openssl-libpath=/usr/lib/ssl (to configure the build) Then the usual configure, make, make install process, NB I had to manually specify the location of the OpenSSL libpath: Since this is a JSON-like object, remember to remove the comma on the CPPDEFINES line! Then comment out lines starting around the 157 mark, to remove the vfp3 and simulator parts. Next we need to tell the compiler to use the armv6 architecture for the compilation:Īnd then edit deps/v8/SConstruct around the line 82 mark, to add “ -march=armv6”: $ git checkout v0.6.15 (to checkout the most recent stable version (at time of writing)) $ mkdir ~/nodeDL & cd ~/nodeDL (to make a temporary place to download and compile) $ sudo apt-get install git-core build-essential libssl-dev (to installed needed packages) Unfortunately Node.JS requires ARMv5 architecture, but luckily for us, the Raspberry Pi’s CPU is based on ARMv6, we just need to tell the compiler to use it! This is down to Debian using a default of ARMv4 architecture, to try and target the widest range of devices by default. I’m using the Debian Squeeze image, and though installing the prerequisites and the majority of the build goes smoothly, I ran into a problem building the V8 engine:Įrror: #error “For thumb inter-working we require an architecture which supports blx” Compiling and installing node is not difficult, but requires a few tweaks to the standard system before it will compile. I have a few applications in mind for my Raspberry Pi, and one uses Node.JS.
