Interface with Raspberry Pi I2C Sensors, Using .NET/Blazor

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Using a Blazor Server, running on a Raspberry Pi, to display output from an MCP9808 I2C sensor

The Raspberry Pi can host a Blazor server to interface with sensors using the Runtime.InteropServices, accessing the Linux C libraries. First from a Console application, then with Blazor Server. I will also demonstrate adding a simple HTML meter to provide a little GUI. There are many third party gauge controls available, many are free, if you don't want to roll your own.

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Been around forever. Wrote my first "program" in 1964. Spent many years supporting process control systems. Would have retired but never got around to putting comments in my code.

Interface with Raspberry Pi I2C Sensors, Using .NET/Blazor

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