02237nam 22004693 450 991096628860332120240505180626.0(CKB)3710000001082859(Au-PeEL)EBL4774847(CaPaEBR)ebr11352472(OCoLC)974583911(MiAaPQ)EBC4774847(Exl-AI)4774847(EXLCZ)99371000000108285920210901d2015 uy 0chiurcnu||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrier三一语法：结构·功能·语境——初中级汉语语法点教学指南1st ed.BeiJing :PEKING UNIVERSITY PRESS,2015.©2015.1 online resource (249 pages)9787301262085 7301262086 Intro -- 内封_无出血 -- 前言_无出血 -- ML_无出血 -- 正文_无出血.The book '三一语法' by Feng Shengli and Shi Chunhong presents a comprehensive framework for teaching Chinese as a second language, integrating three core dimensions: sentence structure, functional roles, and typical contexts. This trinitarian grammar system aims to bridge the gap between form and function in language teaching, emphasizing the importance of context in understanding and applying grammatical structures. It is designed for teachers and students of Chinese, providing a systematic approach to grammar that is both theoretically significant and practically valuable. The book draws on extensive research and teaching experience to offer insights into effective language acquisition and instruction.Generated by AI.Chinese languageGrammarGenerated by AIChinese languageStudy and teachingGenerated by AIChinese languageGrammarChinese languageStudy and teachingFengShengli1793792ShiChunhong1793793MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9910966288603321三一语法：结构·功能·语境——初中级汉语语法点教学指南4333754UNINA05272nam 22006133 450 991100919250332120250502195427.09781680509489168050948997816805094721680509470(MiAaPQ)EBC6964077(Au-PeEL)EBL6964077(CKB)21708327300041(OCoLC)1313668685(OCoLC-P)1313668685(CaSebORM)9781680509465(OCoLC)1321799673(MiAaPQ)EBC31929318(Au-PeEL)EBL31929318(MiAaPQ)EBC31929461(Au-PeEL)EBL31929461(OCoLC)1505736741(Perlego)4454309(EXLCZ)992170832730004120250502d2022 uy 0engurcnu||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierBuild a Weather Station with Elixir and Nerves /Alexander Koutmos, Bruce Tate, and Frank HunlethFirst edition.Raleigh, North Carolina :The Pragmatic Programmers, LLC,[2022]©20221 online resource (90 pages)Print version: Koutmos, Alexander Build a Weather Station with Elixir and Nerves Sebastopol : Pragmatic Programmers, LLC, The,c2022 9781680509021 Cover -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Alexander Koutmos -- Bruce Tate -- Frank Hunleth -- Introduction -- What You Will Build -- How to Read This Book -- Running the Code Exercises -- Online Resources -- 1. Elixir and Nerves for IoT -- Why Nerves for IoT? -- Time-Series Sensor Hub -- Laying Out the Architecture -- Organizing Your Nerves Project -- Assembling the Weather Station -- Your Turn -- 2. Wirelessly Reading Sensor Data -- Creating a Network-Enabled Sensor Hub Project -- Getting on to the Network -- Capturing Sensor Data -- Your Turn -- 3. Aggregating Sensor Data -- Wrapping Sensors in GenServers -- Build the Firmware Project -- Managing the Life Cycle -- Your Turn -- 4. Publishing Sensor Data -- Setting up Docker Compose -- Creating the Phoenix Application -- Publishing Metrics -- Your Turn -- 5. Pulling It All Together -- Adding Grafana to Docker Compose -- Exploring the Data with SQL -- Creating a Weather Dashboard -- Your Turn.The Elixir programming language has become a go-to tool for creating reliable, fault-tolerant, and robust server-side applications. Thanks to Nerves, those same exact benefits can be realized in embedded applications. This book will teach you how to structure, build, and deploy production grade Nerves applications to network-enabled devices. The weather station sensor hub project that you will be embarking upon will show you how to create a full stack IoT solution in record time. You will build everything from the embedded Nerves device to the Phoenix backend and even the Grafana time-series data visualizations. Elixir as a programming language has found its way into many different software domains, largely in part to the rock-solid foundation of the Erlang virtual machine. Thanks to the Nerves framework, Elixir has also found success in the world of embedded systems and IoT. Having access to all of the Elixir and OTP constructs such as concurrency, supervision, and immutability makes for a powerful IoT recipe. Find out how to create fault-tolerant, reliable, and robust embedded applications using the Nerves framework. Build and deploy a production-grade weather station sensor hub using Elixir and Nerves, all while leveraging the best practices established by the Nerves community for structuring and organizing Nerves applications. Capture all of your weather station sensor data using Phoenix and Ecto in a lightweight server-side application. Efficiently store and retrieve the time-series weather data collected by your device using TimescaleDB (the Postgres extension for time-series data). Finally, complete the full stack IoT solution by using Grafana to visualize all of your time-series weather station data. Discover how to create software solutions where the underlying technologies and techniques are applicable to all layers of the project. Take your project from idea to production ready in record time with Elixir and Nerves. What You Need: To complete the Nerves weather station project in this book, you will need the following: A Linux, MacOS, or Windows computer to build and deploy Nerves firmware images A Raspberry Pi Zero W or any other Nerves supported target (https://hexdocs.pm/nerves/targets.html#supported-targets-and-systems) A VEML6030 light sensor An BME680 environmental sensor An SGP30 air quality sensor Qwiic connect cables for weather sensors.Meteorological stationsElixir (Computer program language)Meteorological stations.Elixir (Computer program language)551.6Koutmos Alexander1829114New BruceHunleth FrankMiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9911009192503321Build a Weather Station with Elixir and Nerves4398284UNINA