@danielmb

ITS DONE. you see that correctly, it is finished. I added the better security, popups and cleaned the code up. I also wrote the readme and made a video showing of the project, Time to ship

I finally added the potentiometer functionality, i also added the function that checks all pins, i also added a settings page where you can wipe the whole config, edit the wifi setting, change the credentials and can change the timzone. I lastly added a few small things like wifi reconnecting, mDns and a option to choose between common anode and common cathode. It is nearly finished, i only want to improve the security a bit, clean up the code and add some popups for things like having changed the config

I added an option for a SPI display instead of i2c and i added RGB led functionality to the software. I still need to add better authentication, potentiometer and a function that checks all the used pins

So the screen and the numpad are working, i still need to add some more config options to the display and fix a few small things in the keypad, so after that i only will need to add rgb led and potentiometor functionality, a check so that pins are not used twice and better authentication. Then ill probably be finished

Hi, i am making software for a macropad thats run by an esp32s3, at the moment i have the wifi, buttons and mqtt functions working. I am working on the screen and letting it act as a numlock keypad atm. I am planning to add functionality for potentiometors and rgb leds next, after that ill might add more mqtt functions.

So its a long time since i made a devlog, thats cus i waited for the funding and then for the pcb. Once the pcb arrived i stated assembling the pparts taht didnt need the case. Thats becouse i needed to redisign it, i did that (and didnt log that time :( ) and then assembled the rest. And lastly i assigned all the buttons to Home Assistant automations

So i have not posted a Devlog in a little bit and i did some work. First of all i finished the PCB, but did that without recording in Lookout. After that i designed a case for everything. And lastly i fixed the command that sets the volume on my PC.

Started working on the PCB, Its more work than i expected at first, but its beginning to look nice. I prob only need like 20 min to finish it.

Just finished designing the Hackpad, At first i decided that i wanted to have this macropad for fidgeting only, but then i realised that i really needed something to copy/paste in the linux commandline more easy. I designed the pcb, case and firmware. I submitted the hackpad in the hackpad hackboard channel, so hopefully it will get aproved.

Soooo, this is my first project on stardance or hackclub.
I started this project about a week ago and got some parts today. i am making a macropad that connects to home assistant via esphome. I had most of the code already, but today i added the screen that worked imediately. i also added the rgb leds today, but they had some errors
I fixed the rgb leds by removing 2 of them. i made the potentiometor give a outputvalue from 1-100 so that i can display it on the screen in the future. And last but not least i added the 9v battery so it is portable now