ArduinoPixel | Android app that communicates with an Arduino web

The Arduino code has been tested on Arduino Uno, Leonardo, and Mega with a WIZnet W5100 Ethernet module. The Android app has been tested on a tablet with Android v4.1.1. There is also experimental support for ESP32. I have made the decision to focus more on functionality and less on support for small boards. Keep in mind that as development progresses and new features are being added, the code will keep growing and thus need more space in memory to operate. If you upload the code to your board and the strip is not working, try lowering the number of LEDs until you observe the desired behaviour. In my own experiments, the code functioned properly with 112 LEDs on Arduino Leonardo and Mega, but on Arduino Uno it maxed out at 80+ LEDs. Although the project started with NeoPixel LEDs in mind, it has evolved to be able to support any LED strip. You only need to define a class for the strip and conform to the required API. If interested, see [led_strip_base.h](arduino_code/ArduinoPixel/src/led_strip/led_strip_base.h). The project also supports changing what is being displayed on the strip with modes. Currently, the following modes are available: SINGLE_COLOR, SCANNER, RAINBOW, RAINBOW_CYCLE. Once again, you are able to add your own modes, as long as you conform to the required API. If interested, see [mode_base.h](arduino_code/ArduinoPixel/src/mode/mode_base.h). The Android app doesn’t yet support controlling the modes.