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Starred repositories
macOS menu bar app that tells you, in plain English, what each USB-C cable plugged into your Mac can actually do
Turn your Adafruit Fruit Jam into a looping video (GIF) playback device.
Voronoi Sketch Generator Script for Autodesk Fusion 360
macOS Screen Sharing for Raspberry Pi wayvnc
Simple example of using node-blink1 in Electron (w/ React)
Various KiCad Footprints and Symbols for various Projects
Tools for doing vectors, like p5.Vector
Free, open-source SSH terminal, SFTP file manager & S3 browser for macOS, Windows & Linux. Alternative to Termius.
Pico 2 Amy synth engine based touch synthesizer
Desktop CircuitPython IDE with debugger, serial REPL, plotter, and library manager
Website for breadboarding circuits with dev boards
A CircuitPython and Web Serial example project
Like Mac USB Prober.app, but cross-platform and up-to-date.
An open-source LED synthesizer. Play light patterns with your fingertips. A modern reinterpretation of Nam June Paik's Participation TV (1963).
Serial data plotter for use with devices like Arduino & CircuitPython
BlinkM controller / programmer and general USB-to-I2C adapter
A helper library to communicate and display info from a Bambu Labs 3D printer using MQTT
Making a PCB? What did you forget? Use this checklist before you order and save yourself some pain and money.
Web app to control ION bluetooth lamps
An open-source, high-resolution scrolling Knob, powered by QMK.
Script to get blink(1) notifications when something happens in your GitHub PRs
This is a subtractive synth homage to the legendary Minimoog using the Teensy 4.1 microcontroller. This is primarily for entertainment and educational purposes, and to see what all is possible with…