by andrew | Jan 18, 2016 | Homebrew
Monitoring kettle temps is key for any home brewer. The Arduino Yun model was essential since it has WiFi built in and includes a REST API to interface with it. Using Thermistors and a bit of Angular.js we were able to create a real time kettle temp monitor. Check out...
by andrew | Nov 18, 2015 | Hackathons
I submitted an app called Mobilize to the IBM Bluemixathon rescue and recovery hackathon. Mobilize is a Disaster Relief and Recovery Notification System. http://devpost.com/software/mobilize-r3ezkn If you like it please Vote and check out a walk through of the app in...
by andrew | Oct 6, 2015 | outdoors
After a recent trip to Amsterdam I was inspired by oil paints. Thanks to the van Gogh and Rembrandt museums. A lot of work goes into painting with oil paints but I think oils are a very versatile medium, whether it’s color matching, blending or erasing a mess up...
by andrew | May 21, 2015 | API, code
So, I just returned from #Gluecon in Broomfield, CO. What a great tech conference focused on Dev-ops, APIs, cloud, micro services and much more. I walked away with a lot of homework and a few new tools and APIs. One API mentioned in a talk and one that I built right...
by andrew | Apr 6, 2015 | biking
I went for a bike ride the other day and excited for the nice spring weather and forgot my wallet. I didn’t realize this until I was a few miles away from the house. I was listening to tunes on my iPhone and remembered Walgreens had Apple Pay. Having a debit...
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