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DCoder

@DCoder

Joined July 23rd, 2026

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I made a simple slack app that responds to 3 simple commands:
/animal-cat (random cat fact)
/animal-dog (random dog image)
/animal-bird (random bird fact)

I enjoyed the coding and the part where you had to setup nest. One challenge was waiting for my nest to be approved (im a very impatient kinda guy 😂). Overall, great learning experience.

Try project → See source code →
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Literally finished it in one devlog 😭😭😭

So much thanks to the guide, cuz it was really helpful. Like, I learned a lot on how to make a slack bot and it was really to the point. I can’t believe I did it in less than 2 hours, but it wasn’t that hard.

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PCB

Today, I focuesed on making the PCB, where I had to search for almost 30 minutes for a valid footprint library for my ESP32. Once I found it, the rest was pretty fun. I wired everything together, added the 3d Model, and was pretty proud of myself!

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HydroLarm Schematics

Hello everyone! Today, I focused on creating the schematics for HydroLarm. I added an Esp32 C3 Supermini, a buzzer, a switch, and the hx711 module. This was my second time working on KiCad, and I really enjoyed connecting all the wires together.
DevLog tommorow! (i hope)

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Today, I just built the schematics for Take Two. Pretty simple stuff, just a bunch of wires, a SEEEDUINO, and some switched. Not much really. Hopefully, I will make the PCB and the Case soon, cuz I got less time.

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HydroLarm

This was my first DevLog, and I must say, it was great! I started off by building the base of HydroLarm, using 120 MM as my diameter because im going to 3d print this, and I don’t have a gigantic printer 😭. Anyways, I searched up shematics for the Arduino NANO EVERY, which I’ll be using for the project, as it’s compact. I then proceeded by building the walls, leaving a 8mm USB Gap for the USB thingy. I also embossed ‘HydroLarm’ on the front for extra style 😏. And, yep! That’s it!

Thanks for reading!
New DevLog tommorow (i hope)

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