Now that you have constructed your GoPiGo3 robot car and can access its desktop from your PC, as explained in my previous article Raspberry Pi, Java, and the GoPiGo3 – Part 1: Setting up the GoPiGo3, you are ready to set up your coding environment. In this blog you will learn how to run the simple proof of concept application to remotely control the robot from within a browser. From there we will be able to start writing your own code using elements from my sample code.
The software goal of this phase of the project is divided into two parts. The first is to create a JavaServer Faces web application to support controlling the car from any browser. The second is to create a family of microservices that will allow controlling the robot car from any language that supports interacting with RESTful web services. This article is about the JavaServer Faces version.
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