Devlog 3: GitHub repo and Demo code

Okay today was all about getting my GitHub set up and making a demo code to show off as a demo unit to see how all three devices speak to each other. So far I’ve only gotten the ESP32 (one I had lying on a shelf) and my old phone that runs Termux to speak. Using that opportunity, I’m generating fake sine waves and voltage to test the dashboard (Thanks Deepseek).

I spent most of the day writing the actual README for my GitHub repo (you can find it on the project link now!). I said I was going to find caps for the PCB, I haven’t forgotten about that, nor have I for the PCB design. I think I want to wait for that for when I get my prototype parts, as the datasheets are helpful but not when it comes to footprints (read my GitHub README on why I won’t continue for now😉).

Anyway, I’ll be on holiday for the rest of the week and I’ll only be back on Monday, so I won’t be posting devlogs due to the 15 minutes of Hackatime. But I’ll be brainstorming and reading more in that time. As soon as I’m back I’ll post a devlog. Here are some pictures of the dashboard and the GitHub repo.