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.