@bekathwia My webhost, Site5, has a shared SSL certificate on all their shared servers. I put the PHP files there and give the foursquare push API the address of the domain on the SSL cert, worked like a charm. Just posted links to the code in the description, by the way.
You are not only cute, but smart too! ;)
carlric 3 weeks ago in playlist More videos from mrichardson23
Another great example of how Arduino connects virtual and real worlds together. Great job!
maidbloke 1 month ago
where do you get the sign?
daafies2 1 month ago
@daafies2 They're pretty cheap on ebay because it's old tech that many large companies are doing away with.
mrichardson23 1 month ago
@op4l4 Crypto on the Arduino is the most EVIL thing ever! Nothing in the world is more evil than AES on an 8-bit Microprocessor.
tbsys31061 1 month ago 3
Very cool! I should really get one of those! :)
tbsys31061 1 month ago
Really enjoy your videos, keep it up!
dbc55 1 month ago
he is better tan kipkay
humxa24 1 month ago
@humxa24 he does more interesting things, but i wish he did more how-tos
123456789robbie 1 month ago
Matt, what do you think about SOPA? make a vid
matthiasgh 1 month ago 7
I would love to see some more detailed tutorials on how to use / setup a php server and get it communicating with arduino
Mylesleadbeatter 1 month ago
just awesome!!
miksu103 1 month ago
nice, would like you to teach such things, source codes and arduino configurations
MrGedablo 1 month ago
awesome. source code would be great.
topherquoter 1 month ago
@topherquoter I just put a link to the source code in the description. It's still very sloppy, but it works.
mrichardson23 1 month ago
Great Project! So when you press 'checkin', its sends your location to your php server, and then your php server connects to your Arduino, its right?
xanokothe 1 month ago
@xanokothe Well, Foursquare is actually monitoring if anyone checks into a particular venue (i.e. my apartment) and then sends an alert when they do.
mrichardson23 1 month ago
Keep us updated on your various projects! It is nice to see fun examples of what you can do with an arduino like this. Inspiring!
silverstream314 1 month ago
Source code? Would love to see how you set your server to accept the SSL connection.
bekathwia 1 month ago
@bekathwia My webhost, Site5, has a shared SSL certificate on all their shared servers. I put the PHP files there and give the foursquare push API the address of the domain on the SSL cert, worked like a charm. Just posted links to the code in the description, by the way.
mrichardson23 1 month ago
first :D
cristian3131 1 month ago