@TheDoctor19

This is a kinda long Devlog. I have not managed to cover all my Soldering and other work to be properly recorded with Hackatime.

Worktime in total is about 12 Hours, the images should be proof for it. For my DevLog I created a google drive folder with all the images to document my work.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_ZyLaowluevheELr0am4vLOseE-bGw4t?usp=sharing

Sadly, I also could not track the IDE time in Arduino IDE and Visual Studio Code via Hackatime.
Hope that after review I get my hours back.

What did I do today exactly? I finally figured out how, to make a timelapse and recorded me, while applying confirmal coating and short Protection to my project and then checked everything under a cheap microscope camera.

What’s next? Readme for the software, with detailed parts lists and Equipment I used, including as much details as possible. Then I am ready to ship this project!

Thanks for reading the Devlog!

I built a stand with wires for my station

finished the bot and its now deployed to nest :)

The Bot is finished and searches top 5 news of different topics.

Flux-Newsfeed is set up, pong received, now I begin with integrating news feature and summary for quick news all around tech and start designing a bot logo.

the site is live but does not look as good as in the preview, almost finished

added game infos of fallout 4 and so on and the series and some links about me

fallout html simple site for learning, will add details about fallout games and the series with images too

The Ui is ready for IOS mobile, tho it is not optimized for IpadOS. The app is also not working at the moment and just a concept

I just added the qr code scan feature to the iOS app for easy pairing

Another Short Devlog: I now finished the port of my python script to a native swift app, yay and added a feature which makes setup more easy for users, just by scanning the qr code, generated for the MacBooks / Mac device ip and port and then inserted into the fields of the IOS app. Took me a very long time and testing continues, a lot left to do for the final release e.g. test on multiple keyboard layouts, bug fixing and performance improvements. Also: for now, I will release the preview-release on GitHub, once the (auto) update feature is available in the companion app for Mac, which I am adding rn

I am now porting over / integrating my python server to a swift MacOS GUI, to make the server more repsonive + make it more accessible