... and I know that I should insert a nice image here 🙃
and I like to build things.
The newest projects are:
- CreamCSS
Lightweight, Classless, HTML Semantic Elements, Responsive, Mobile First CSS framework
CSS, 2 stars - RobotT1
A Telegram Bot hosted on a ESP32 board with esp32-camera and some sensors
C++, one star
and because some scripts may be worth keeping around:
- Scripts
Scripts that I consider useful and worth keeping around
Shell - ansible-ubuntu-workstation
Roles meant to be used after a basic Ubuntu installation: custom keyboard layouts, vscode and extensions, dconf and common ones
Python
I am also working with ESP32, WS2812* LEDs and ESP-IDF, for those the current hardware and software projects are:
- pax-LampD1
A lamp based on pax-DLED and 2 x 100 WS2812B LED strips
C++, one star, one fork - pax-Gateway
KiCad Layout, one fork
For those I have built two GitHub Actions as a side project:
- esp-idf-v4-container-action GitHub Action to build your ESP32 code using the official Docker container from Espressif.
Dockerfile, 3 stars, 5 forks - esp-idf-v4-action GitHub Action to build your ESP32 firmware with ESP-IDF development framework v4.x
Shell, 5 stars, 6 forks
and some ESP-IDF components like:
- ESP32BoardManager Basic board manager with WiFi AP / STA mode, HTTP server and firmware OTA update
C++, 7 stars, 3 forks - ESP32DLEDController ESP32 controller for WS2812 LEDs
C++, 10 stars, 4 forks - ESP32HAL ESP32 HAL: helper C++ classes for some ESP32 info (tasks, heap) and generic peripherals (ADC, GPIO, I2C, SPI, Timers, ...)
C++, 7 stars, 4 forks - ESP32RMT Helper component for ESP32 Remote Control module
C++, one star, 3 forks - ESP32SimpleOTA Helper component for ESP32 Over The Air firmware updates
C++, 2 stars, one fork
Not as much as I want, I am writing about various subjects at CalinRadoni.github.io
At work I am doing mostly system engineering, network administration, engineering and security.
This repository contains a GitHub Actions workflow that generates the README.md page from a
Jinja2 template using a Python script.
For a fast start with Python development in Visual Studio Code see the Python and VSCode 101 document.
This repository is licensed with the MIT License.