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danielpecos.com
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| | | | | Last Friday I got some spare time (finally!) and, with the help and tools of my friend Alfredo, we placed a button in the RaspberryPi case so, when I push it, a custom command its executed on the RaspberryPi, like for example, a clean system shutdown. First lets start with some pictures of the final result: And now the schematics (pins used in the schematics are 3.3v, GND and GPIO): | |
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danielpecos.com
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| | | | | Day after Codemotion 2015, this is my overall opinion of the event: meh. Don't get me wrong, technical sessions have been quite interesting, full of really nice people and organization must have worked really to get the event running. But, in my opinion, this event is dying of success. Way too many assistants, making really hard to walk from one session to another (even having 15 min between them), or having to arrive 30 min before start if you're intention was to have a nice place to plug your laptop and be able to see the presentation. | |
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danielpecos.com
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| | | | | One of the key tools of a software project development is the repository where it's hosted. During my experience as software developer I have been working with several flavors, such as Visual SourceSafe, CVS, Mercurial, and of course, SVN. But latetly I have found this little jewel called Git. Git was initially developed by Linus Torvalds as a result of anunsuccessfulresearch to replace the propietary SCM BitKeeper, used back in 2005 in the Linux Kernel project (kinda strange that the opensource star project was hosted with a propietary software, huh? | |
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endormi.io
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| | | I maintain a couple of open source projects and contribute to many projects. Here are just a few of the projects that I maintain: automation - Collection of my automated tasks written in Python. awesome-dj - List of reasons why Django is awesome for web development && Django bootstrap boilerplate. devisle/advanced-react-cli - An NPM package which aims to provide a better way to install packages for your react application through an intuitive CLI. | ||
