0 – Introduction If you are starting a business, or already have one, you might want a way for your custummers to communincate with you and your team. Trudesk is an excelent ticketing system that is also open-source. Besides the easy to use interface, you get a log of good features like user and team […]
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0 – Introduction In some previous articles, we touched on the subject of OLED screens and, with the help of U8g2 lib, we even got SH1106 and SSD1302 screens working. In today’s article though, we won’t get any help from U8g2 because we will make our own SH1106 driver from scratch. Before starting, you will need
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0 – Introduction There are lots of notetaking apps and services out there but, if you want to stay in charge of your data, not all of them can be trusted, and that is why, in this article, we will be self-hosting NoteMark. This Webapp was the one that cought my eye the most, in
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0 – Introduction Retro gaming enthusiasts often look back fondly at the CHIP-8 virtual machine, which powered early homebrew games in the 1970s. In this tutorial, we’ll create a CHIP-8 emulator console using an ESP32 microcontroller, a keypad, an LCD, and an SD card reader. By the end, you’ll have a fully functional handheld console
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0 – Introduction One of the great features of the Arduino Mega is the multiple UART interfaces it has. In previous articles we learnt how to setup UART0 to communicate between your PC and your Arduino, in this one, we will create a small ‘library’ that controls all four UARTs with the same functions, making
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