This blog has been hosted using Wordpress, but I’ll have made the switch to Hugo by the time you’re reading this post. I’ve never been the biggest fan of wordpress, but I chose it for it’s flexibility and because I’ve used it before on a number of sites.

So I’ve been working on XeOSC a bit recently. I managed to get the scripting engine fairly functional now and you can actually do some pretty cool stuff with it. I’m using gopher-lua for the Lua implementation and that allows the use of Go channels for concurrency, which is great. Go’s concurrency model is a lot easier and more powerful than Lua’s, so it’s really great having access to it.

It’s been a while since my last update. I’ve made a few commits to the https://github.com/showcontroller/go-osc repo, but there’s been quite a bit of work that I haven’t published. I’ll start off with talking about the raspberry pi zero w based cue light I’m working on. RPiLx Discovery via zeroconf/mDNS is now possible for RPiLx. This means you no longer have to find the ip address of the pi via your dhcp server or netmap/whatever.