#Devlog #9

As of today, I completed the following tasks :

• Finished connecting the columns to the Microcontroller
• Finished connecting the rows the Microcontroller
• Completed the basic wiring of the PCB, and fixed a clearence error

Things to do tmrw:

• Fix the rest of the 392 DRC errors
• Start the 3D modelling phase (Maybe? My hopes aren’t up cuz of the errors )

Today was comparatively better than tmrw (cuz ik how it’s gonna be, i’m lowk cooked and now the sticker isn’t showing up ). As always, I’d love some feedback, comments on the timelapse, and the work, I’m always looking for things to improve. Bye Cyall

Devlog #8

As of today, completed;

• connecting all the diodes the the hotswaps.
• connecting some of the columns to the microchips.

Quite an exhilarating day actually, although a difficult part was finished, the thing felt too repetive and strained my hand a lot, but I worked for 1 hr then ended the timelapse. My goal is to to work everyday for only an hour, Because think any session that has 4 hrs of work burns me out, leaving me tired for at least an hour and a half(Which i use by doomscrolling). Anyways that’s it for today, as always I would hear yall’s suggestions, I’d love to know what I can improve

Devlog #7

Today, I guess I could say that I have completed half of the PCB designing stage. I used my recently found knowledge about matrices and implemented them for the columns and rows, then immediately messed up, so I fixed up the columns part, then left the rows part for tmrw, as I can only work for 1Hr a day without firing up and losing all productivity (I’m not lazy, just sick ).

Tmrw ima fix the rows part (Which I messed up) and maybe move on to 3D designing, Pls do leave comments, I would love how you guys might react to or give suggestions to my project/devlogs.

Hola, mi amigo! I looked through my PCB design, then realized “This isn’t going to work.” So I used my brain, then started over with the basic format, where each key should be.
The improvements I made today:

• Re-designed the basic structure of the keyboard.
• learnt how to connect the diodes properly.
• Most imp: don’t do stuff when you’re sick and have a fever, it will reduce productivity.

Devlog #4

As of today, I have completed my basic positions for the keys, it was quite confusing, yet I pushed through, after this everything should be smooth sailing, this was quite challenging, but who doesnt love a challenge? if you have any suggestions, please look at my timelapse, and help me out

completed the schematic of the YashBoard. although this devlog only shows 16 min of work, this timelapse is my actual work… hope you all like my project.

Well, I think I almost completed the schematic, it was quite hard, but I’m pushing through it. Someone buy me a 3000$ PC, my laptop is lagging

This is awesome! I’ve made a mascot for my keyboard!

I started off my first major project. Wish me best of luck guys, ill keep you updated.