I wanted to give you another example of how you can use and Kitty alongside the note read dashboard
notes, so this is what we did in the previous lecture, which a few more data points have been added
to the to the chart here.
So you can see how it looks like a little bit later since we left it off in the previous lecture.
So what I'll do is I'll go back to the earlier example in the examples flow at the beginning of this
section.
And I'm going to add a few more elements.
And I'm going to also be using embedded books here to help me out with these examples.
So let's begin with just adding a new and ambiguity mode.
Called and quiddity in, and what I'll do is I'll be sending numbers to this note, I'm going to subscribe
it to a topic that looks like this no trick, no to the and get it declined.
And it's going to be get a number because as I said, I'll be sending it numbers.
Then I'm going to use a gauge to display this number in a new dashboard, so this is going to be, as
I said, a new dashboard.
Let's go for a new UI group and a new tab.
Let's call this see what names do we have so far?
I'm actually going to put it in the kitty tab.
I'm just going to create a new group in here since we already have.
And Quiddity.
Tappy, sorry, I was going to go in here and the group is going to be no example.
So this note is going to contain and it No.
And I use the same label as the name.
Now, there's no let's say for now, it's going to go from zero to 50 and I'm not worried about the
format or the will live it up.
This is just a no.
All right.
Now deploy and have a look.
And you can see that we've got the numbers, for example.
Now, I'm going to go to my books and create a new publisher.
And I need to enlarge the size of this window so I can see the whole thing.
And I'm going to send this number to this topic, no trade, no.
OK, so let's send to number 10.
It's.
Ten.
All right.
There you go, the kitty.
Broca got that number from the publisher, passed it on to the note read and quiddity in note, which
passed it on to the widget 20 to 20, and she expect that gets updated.
Now, what I want to do is to show you how fast this process says by adding a slider, which are so
I have a slider here, I'll be able to move the slider up and down.
And you see that the tiebreaker will be able to immediately or seemingly immediately pass that information
or the value, the number from the publisher to the subscriber.
So let's do that.
We're going to get a slighter widget from here on a lighter note, and I'm going to pass it to an L.A..
There for the community out to want to subscribe to no trade, no same topic.
And it's called this and out very simple passage through connected through like this, and then it's
configured this would like this widget to go into the encoded T tab numbers, for example, group in
here, and I'm going to get it to utilize the whole width of this group.
So I call this slider for this.
The name is going to be Slider and let's use range from zero to 50 just to match what the gauge widget
can display.
And I want to the output to be continuously while sliding.
That's going to give me an idea of how fast the immunity brocades.
All right.
So deploy this and try it out or hit a slider and you can see it's actually pretty fast.
Not only that, but I can have's.
Another.
Subscriber connected to the same topic.
And some sliding.
The lighter.
They can see the data is transmitted, was propagated to both the gauge widget and the empty box client.
So I think this is pretty cool, and with that, you really know everything you need to know in order
to continue with the project and actually start creating your terrarium controller.
And that's what to do, starting from the next section.
And with the very next lecture, I'm going to show you how to implement the simplest possible terrorism
controller on E.S.P 32 with no red and the mosquito keeper, aka.