The setup process is straightforward and involves installing Node-RED, configuring it to run on your Raspberry Pi, and then creating your first flow. 1.

And not only does Node-RED run on Windows, Linux, and OS X, it also runs on the Beaglebone Black single board computer and there’s support for connecting Node-RED to Arduino boards.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has released a new guide for Node-RED, one of the easiest ways to control your Raspberry Pi’s GPIO pins and connect your Pi to the outside world.

Node-RED could be the software tool to best enables Raspberry Pi run for Internet of Things projects.

This one may be of interest to those with IoT projects: how to install the FlowFuse Edge Agent on the Raspberry Pi 5, so you can manage the latest and greatest Pi with Node-RED through FlowFuse ...

If you prefer to draw boxes instead of writing code, you may have tried IBM’s Node-RED to create logic with drag-and-drop flows. A recent [TensorFlow] video shows an interview between [Jason … ...

Sequent Microsystems has created a new Raspberry Pi learning kit complete with a Node-RED tutorial providing an easy way to learn about automation control interfaces using Node-RED from simple ...