First public release of my MCP library, you can learn more about it on its GitHub page!

I’ve converted the validation routines TTime was using into global ones so that projects using this library can use the same methods for validating date/times outside of the TTime class itself. Click here to learn more about this release!

Now that I’m using GitHub for my code, there really was no reason to maintain a second listing of my libraries on my website. I removed the ‘Libraries’ section from the ‘Arduino’ page, renamed the ‘Arduino’ page to ‘Projects’, and moved the FMI into the ‘Projects’ page. I have also totally reworked the layout in this new ‘Projects’ page to be a bit easier on the eyes & have now oriented this page (and its sub pages) to be about the hardware, concepts, and challenges faced in each project while GitHub will be where all my public software lives!

First public release of my very basic DS3231 library. This library is intended to be extremely small & simple with the benefit of being built around my TTime library (greatly expanding functionality). You can learn more about it by going to its GitHub page!

You can learn more about it by going to its GitHub page!

Instead of trying to hold my code here, I’ve done the proper thing and learned how to use vscode & git instead of the Arduino IDE & zipping folders. The Arduino page on my site now gives a good overview as to what code is available with links to each project/library. I’ve also updated the homepage to link to my GitHub profile.

The first release of my object oriented piezo buzzer class. This is a very simple class & includes a few premade chimes (and adding your own in / modifying some is pretty simple). You can learn more about it by going to its GitHub page!

The first (and likely only) release of my software versioning library for my projects & libraries. You can learn more about it by going to its GitHub page!