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Misiones de WebServers

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Last edited Nov 4, 2025

Created on Nov 4, 2025

This visualization presents a gallery of 50 unique MicroPython webserver missions for the Raspberry Pi Pico W, organized in a table format. It shows the breadth of IoT and embedded web server capabilities, from basic LED control to real-time sensor dashboards. The code implements these missions using the MicroPython `network` module for WiFi connectivity and the built-in `socket` library for HTTP server handling. Each mission integrates JSON APIs, fetch() polling for live data updates, and file system access, with the source data displayed as a markdown table in a Vue.js web application rendered with WebGL for smooth scrolling.

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