Raygun Google Chrome extension

Raygun is a google chrome extension I built that allows you to kill unwanted elements on the current tab. The source code is available on my GitHub account and it will soon be available on the chrome store.

Haitifeed Radio iOS App – Stream your favorite Haitian radio stations and chat with other listners

This app was built out of necessity, some family members needed a simpler radio app to catch up on the local Haiti radio stations. After building the app and testing with a few family members I decided to put the app on the app store and it showed great success getting hundreds of downloads a week.

Aquarium controller

I’m working on a prototype aquarium controller and fish feeder, I keep updating this post with the progress. As of now the project is built using Node.js and Johnny-Five and has the following features: Automatic fish feeding with 8 slots Water level monitor Light scheduler Motion activate night lights Temperature sensor Current Hardware: Arduino Uno […]

Foosball Scoreboard using node and Johnny-Five

We are quite competitive when it comes to foosball at the office, we try to mentally keep track of scores and wins over a few weeks span but that never works out. We wanted a method of tracking points that din’t involve us writing it down. This is when we came up with the […]

Arduino Uno and Half Breadboard base for prototyping.

I put this together to use on my projects, feel free to download a copy from my thingiverse profile and print a copy.

htmlsig.com featured in Web Designer Depot’s newsletter

A while back I created a simple website that allows you to quickly create an email signature for your email clients such as gmail, apple mail, outlook and other email clients. This morning it was featured on Web Designer Depot . Check it out htmlsig.com

Raspberry Pi tweet temperature

I wrote a small python script to tweet my aquariums temperature so that i can monitor it as I raise the temperature slowly to 86°F to fight an ich outbreak 🙁 .

A few days with the Fitbit Flex

Getting started with the Fitbit was very simple; from taking it out of the packaging it took about 20 minutes to get a full charge and sync it with my phone. From there it was ready to go on my arm.

Making a funnel with the replicator 2

Getting started with the Raspberry Pi

The Raspberry Pi is a cheap underpowered computer that you can buy for $35 if you are willing to wait a little or about $46 -50 on Amazon and get it the next day. The specs of this small computer are pretty weak, the unit i’m currently using is the version B board and comes with […]

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A peek into my projects.