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Building a Weather Display on the PyPortal Titano
Michael Earls
How I built a CircuitPython-based weather station on the PyPortal Titano using the OpenWeatherMap API.
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FPGA Sprite with VGA, Thruster Sound, and Flame
Michael Earls
Building a rotatable sprite with stars, VGA output, thruster audio, and a flame exhaust on the Nexys A7 using SystemVerilog.
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Implementing the SAP-1 Computer on FPGA
Michael Earls
Building My SAP-1 on FPGA: Architecture, Code Walkthrough, VGA Output, and a Tiny Assembler
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Hookpad → SystemVerilog: Programming Music on the Nexys A7
Michael Earls
A browser-based converter that turns Hookpad JSON into a drop-in SystemVerilog ROM + player for the Digilent Nexys A7 FPGA.
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A tabletop Cover for Battlefront Valkyrie
Michael Earls
This post discusses the steps I took to create a tabletop cover that expands the play area of our kitchen table
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3D Printable Tabletop Starship Combat: Battleship Valkyrie
Michael Earls
An introduction to A fully 3D printable (FDM) tabletop starship combat game.
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Migrating a Ghost RSS Blog into Astro Markdown Content
Michael Earls
A detailed guide and working Python script to convert Ghost RSS feed posts into Astro-compatible Markdown files with clean front matter and local image downloads.
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Playing Midi Music on Arduino
Michael Earls
This post demonstrates how to play a MIDI tune on your Arduino.
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Driving Lcd Display From Node Red
Michael Earls
How to connect and drive an LCD display from Node-Red
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Interfacing Raspberry Pi With Lcd
Michael Earls
How to connect an I2C LCD display to Raspberry Pi
Recent Posts
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Exploring AI, Machine Learning, and Creative Projects
cerkit
An update on my recent work with AI scoring and website projects like the Battlefront Valkyrie inventory manager and Fleet Builder.
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Inside the Cerkit Blog Experience
Michael Earls
A tour of the Cerkit blog, its Astro foundation, and the custom flourishes that power the starfield theme, fleet builder, and inventory manager.
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Assembling a Morse Code Radio kit
Michael Earls
Assembling a morse code radio
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Visualize APDS-9960 Color Sensor Data with CircuitPython and SwiftUI
Michael Earls
Learn how to publish RGB data from an APDS-9960 color sensor over MQTT using CircuitPython and visualize it in a macOS SwiftUI app.