Building a site these days isn't as easy as when I started. Before, I could've been satisfied with just a html page, some basic css & maybe some javascript. These days I seem to be tripping up over a bunch of different technologies, all vying for attention.

Yesterday, I finally had the chance to set up my new Intel Galileo (Gen 2). Not an easy task as I found out!

Settle in for a long read; today I wanted to write about how I built my robot - straight from scratch.

Dublin Maker Faire was on and I brought my little rover along for the day.

Not long ago I completed a vector logo for a software company as part of an in-house product they were working on.

When it comes to controlling motors using an Arduino, there's never a shortage of options. One such way is by using a small but capable integrated circuit like the SN754410. And here's why.

There are many different ways of controlling LEDs using an Arduino and using a MAX7219CNG chip is one such way. You’ll most likely stumble across it much like I did once you’ve exhausted all your options using shift registers & ‘daisy-chaining’ begins sounding monotonous.