On 2013-04-15 07:55:44 Harold Hallikainen wrote:

> I have not followed this thread closely, but I've used a PIC32 and its
> web server to provide a user interface to a web browser running on a
> desktop, laptop, or tablet. I have not as yet used the Microchip
> Wi-Fi module, instead using their Ethernet chips. With HTML5 and Ajax
> (or similar techniques), it's possible to have a pretty good user
> interface.=20

Depending on what you need, you can use a whole, big JavaScript and HTML
"library" on your desktop from your embedded device (if the files are
too big to all store them on the device). This of course requires an
HTTP server on your desktop, and requires this additional server for the
UI to work, but it may make your embedded code simpler.

Gerhard
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