What you're asking is more of a cloud9 question than bonescript. But if
you're seeking more information on bonescript too . . .

https://github.com/jadonk/bonescript read the readme.md
, as for the rest you'd have to ask someone who is knowledgeable with
cloud9.

For what it's worth, I've kind of wondered about much of what you're asking
too. But I've otherwise spent my time doing other things that are more
important to me. Such as using C to do similar things. My reasoning was
simple. C( native executables ) are faster, and takes up a hell of a lot
less space than Node.js . . . So if I had to learn something, I may as well
learn the "better" way.

Node.js + express + npm takes up ~60M of disk space. My C application which
essentially does the same thing - Well more exactly *exactly* what I need
to do. Does not take up 1M . . . steeper learning curve though.

On Fri, Sep 4, 2015 at 10:50 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:

> Say I create a node.js script in my browser and send the compiled script
> over usb to the BBB.
>
> From a high-level programming side, how is the data stream from usb
> processed on the board? What applications/files are utilized to get the
> data to perform a task (like turn on a gpio)? How does the input interact
> with the linux os? Does this require webserver httprequests on the BBB side
> or is it processed another way such as non-http shell scripts or maybe
> without the linux system at all? (I assume not)
>
> The goal of my question is to understand the difference between the
> mechanics of using bonescript with BBB as opposed to SSHing files into the
> file system.
>
> THANKS!
>
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