Using Midjourney, an AI tool, I transformed my mental images of characters from Dostoevsky’s “Crime and Punishment” into actual visuals. This added a new dimension to my reading experience. To truly value these visuals, I suggest diving into “Crime and Punishment” and unraveling the characters’ complex world.
Author: Alija Bobija
Snap Happy: A Discord Bot Powered by ESP32-CAM
Not too long ago, I found the time to spruce up my esp-discord library, introducing the ability to send attachments and embeds. This update proved to be just the spark…
Flutter/Dart Package for SmartConfig Provisioning of ESP Devices
This package brings the functionalities of EspTouch and EspTouchV2 protocols of SmartConfig technology straight into the realm of Dart language. Crafted entirely in Dart, this package can smoothly integrate with…
Revolutionizing IoT: A Library for Discord Bots on ESP Devices
In my journey as an open-source contributor, this recent project holds a special place. It draws upon my experience in web development and my understanding of the intriguing IoT electronics…
ESP-IDF on WSL2 – Build, Flash and Monitor
After I published a post about idfx (tool for flashing ESP-IDF applications on WSL2) I have decided to describe in this post a complete process about how to install ESP-IDF…
idfx – Tool for flashing ESP-IDF apps on WSL2
If you haven’t already heard for WSL2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux) that is a great feature of Windows that lets us to run Linux OS directly on Windows like any…
Innovative PCB Exposure Box with Photolithography
In this venture, I created a unique exposure box designed for photolithography-based PCB manufacturing. The exposure light stems from a 20W LED floodlight, originally designed for outdoor use, but its…
Real-Time RFID-Based Attendance System
This project offers a streamlined solution for tracking employee attendance using RFID technology, an efficient and popular approach in modern workplaces. Each employee possesses an RFID card embedded with a…
WiFi-Controlled RC Car with Web-Based Interface
This project uses the ESP8266 chip, but in a unique server role, creating a dynamic interface for controlling an RC car via a WiFi network. Upon connecting to the server’s…
👨🏼🎓 Scalable Distributed System for Remote Device Control
This project, my final piece of work towards my Bachelor’s degree, presents a “Distributed system for remote device management”. It represents a seamless integration of server-side and client-side development, hardware…