Controlling up to three chains of 64x64, 32x32, 16x32 or similar RGB LED displays using Raspberry Pi GPIO

A digital clock made by scratch. Initially built with cardboard, it was re-assembled with 3D-printed parts. It also received hardware and software improvements. Its based on Arduino UNO microcontroller, assembled in a custom standalone PCB.

MIDI controller based on the Arduino Uno development board and the CD4067 16 channel analog multiplexer.

Fast and accurate sequence demultiplexing

A solver for the Genius Square game using an ESP32 and a 6x6 LED & LDR matrix

PCB and software for driving an 8x8 matrix of common anode RGB LED's.

Arduino library for detecting state change on analog and digital pins

Here are three types of high-performance IO servers, implemented through multiplexing. They are select, poll, and epoll, respectively.

RFID-BalanceKeeper is an project for managing balances on RFID cards. This project provides a simple and effective way to use RFID cards to load funds with money and pay at designated locations.

In the vast landscape of the internet, HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) serves as the backbone, facilitating communication between clients and servers. This project empowers you to delve into the core of this protocol, unraveling its intricacies and gaining practical insights by building your own HTTP server.

Webserv is a non-blocking web server designed in C++ that handles HTTP requests using a single instance of poll() for all I/O operations, supporting multiple ports, CGI scripts and file uploads.

A HTTP server in C++ 98

A HTTP server adhering to HTTP/1.1 standards, featuring non-blocking architecture for efficient I/O multiplexing to host multi full static websites.

🚀 We've just created our own HTTP server "webserv". Which we can test using a real web browser. Our main goal was to gain a better understanding of the HTTP protocol, which is crucial for internet communication. Webserv has helped us unravel the mysteries of HTTP. Come and explore the world of HTTP with us. 🌟

Webserv is a HTTP server implementation as part of the 42 school curriculum. This project focuses on building a robust web server capable of handling multiple client connections, serving static and dynamic content, and managing various HTTP requests. It is developed in C++98 and aims to provide a fundamental understanding of web server architecture

A functional web server built in C++.

This chat room project uses Winsock API to enable client/server communication via TCP and UDP protocols. The server broadcasts TCP information every second using UDP, while the client is multithreaded, with TCP receiver and sender on separate threads.

Writing an HTTP server in C++

RGB LED Matrix 16x16