Public project samples for Meadow.Windows and Meadow.Linux. Click on any of these sample project to learn how they work and run them straight from your Windows machine or Linux device.
To run these samples, make sure:
- Your development environment is properly configured to run Meadow apps on Windows.
- [Optional] If the sample you wish to run uses a physical peripheral or sensor, add the native library (
libmpsse.dll
) of the FT232H IO Expander depending on your CPU's architecture (Win32 or x64) to that project and set the Copy to Output Directory toCopy if newer
orCopy always
Also check the pinout to make sure to connect the peripheral or sensor on the right pins:
- Rebuild and right-click the project and click on Set as Startup Project
- Click Debug to run see a Meadow App running on Windows!
Build HMI Screens using Meadow.WinForms Hackster | Source Code |
Build hardware apps using Meadow in a MAUI app Hackster | Source Code |
Build hardware apps using Meadow in an Avalonia app Hackster | Source Code |
Running Blinky app with an FT232H IO Expander Hackster | Source Code |
Using a Character Display with an FT232H IO Expander Hackster | Source Code |
Show weather data on a display with an FT232H IO Expander Hackster | Source Code |
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Running Blinky app on a Raspberry Pi with Meadow.Linux Source Code |
Using a LCD Display on a Raspberry Pi with Meadow.Linux Source Code |
Build a weather widget on a Raspberry Pi w/ Meadow.Linux Source Code |
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Having trouble running these samples?
- File an issue with a repro case to investigate, and/or
- Join our public Slack, where we have an awesome community helping, sharing and building amazing things using Meadow.