I now use Arch, btw
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I now use Arch, btw
Closed circuit. 5 leds, resistor and v9 battery.
Moving up in the world. 1 LED has become 5. Lessons learned:
- Using water analogy with electricity, does not always hold water 🥁
- Series vs parallel circuits
- Pre-formed jumper wires 💯
- “Electricity takes the path of least resistance” is misleading.
Getting pretty advanced with my EE skills 😂 In all honesty though, the Student kit and guide from #arduino has been really good so far.
Arduino Student Kit box
So excited! I’ve been wanting one of these for about two years! ✌️🤓
Had a nice morning reading this introduction to Fourier Transform. Check it out at www.quantamagazine.org/what-is-the-...
Anyone else been jealous of Arch and their Hyprland tiling window manager? I've been trying out Aerospace for Mac and loving it so far: github.com/nikitabobko/...
Site: sbraende-expensetracker.netlify.app
Code: github.com/sbraende/exp...
Expense tracker web appliaction
Just published my Expense Tracker built with React!
This is one of the individual assignment for the Frontend course at Kristiania.
Features:
– Add, edit, and delete income/expenses via localStorage
– Real-time balance calculation
– Category-based filtering
– Form validation
(Link in comments)
Lol, I probably should’ve sold this one a bit harder. The website features add, edit, and delete functionality, as well as dynamic input fields and validation. It uses localStorage to keep your products/medicine stored on your computer between sessions and is built using Vite.
Screenshot of Pharmacy Inventory Management System webpage
New site published! The main focus of this project was using object-oriented programming with JS to create an inventory web app, and it's part of one of my assignments at Kristiania.
Site: sbraende-inventory-system.netlify.app
Code: github.com/sbraende/pha...
Love the vibe of this 💯
Big shoutout to @samwho.dev for his awesome website samwho.dev. With so many SEO-focused and AI-generated sites out there, it’s nice to see a place with genuinely great content.
Must reads for web developers - how modern browsers work:
1️⃣ bit.ly/browsers-pt1
2️⃣ bit.ly/browsers-pt2
3️⃣ bit.ly/browsers-pt3
4️⃣ bit.ly/browsers-pt4
and browser.engineering a free to read book on the topic
Screenshot of ultimate norway quiz!
Think you have the wisdom of the Norse gods? Test your knowledge with my ultimate Norway quiz: sbraende-quiz.netlify.app
Created as an individual assignment for Høyskolen Kristiania using #HTML, #CSS, and #JavaScript. Design is inspired by Brilliant.org and Paresh Khatri at dribbble.com/kpdesigns.
Wrapping up an assignment for Høyskolen Kristiania: showcasing eight UI components and their states. Built with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Maybe not the most interesting project outside the brief 😅
Published website: sbraende-components.netlify.app
GIT: github.com/sbraende/com...
The website is back up — now hosted on Vercel. Added a big 'Student Project' label in the header this time, hoping it stays online.
stabak-football-clone.vercel.app
I like the look of Nix nixos.org. Although, it’s still on my forever increasing todo list of things to learn. Video below gives a fairly good introduction to how to set it up. youtu.be/Z8BL8mdzWHI?...
Unfortunately, had to remove the site from netlify due to their terms and conditions.
There is one here! 🇳🇴
Completed a design clone of the Stabæk Football player page ✅ Fully responsive, built with pure HTML and CSS — no JavaScript allowed on this one.
github.com/sbraende/sta...
sbraende-stabak.netlify.app
#HTML #CSS #Webdev
I wonder where I got my color scheme for my keyboard, seeing as I was finishing both 'projects' at the same time 😂
#mechanicalkeyboards
🍺 might be better than 🦌 in the weekends. Even up north in Norway! 😂 Fixed the typo in my code now, thanks!
Can you crack the code? Hint: it is weekend related. Also, using AI to work it out is cheating ;)
#RaspberryPi #RPi #Circuits #Maker
Just finished a design clone of Beats Solo 4 website ✅ This is part of individual assignment for my front-end course.
The site is fully responsive and created using vanilla HTML and CSS — no JavaScript was allowed for this one.
github.com/sbraende/bea...
Finished blinking some LEDs and registering button presses with a simple circuit on the Raspberry Pi. Parts 3, 4, and 5 of the CamJam Edukit 1 – done ✅
Enjoyed learning the logic behind pull-down button configuration and getting a better understanding of GPIO input and output.
#onWardsForwards
Keyboard journey part 4:
Glorious GMMK Pro, GPBT keycaps & Fox switches:
- Delicious metal build.
- Keys in right places (compared to Keychron K4).
- Return key a bit sticky. Stabilizers needs work.
- No mac Keycaps from Glorious!
- Give me proper øæå keys in Norwegian. Not the nordic bullshit.
Keyboard journey part 3:
Second hand Glorious GMMK Pro with PBT keycaps.
Switch review:
Glorious Fox: Perfect
Gateron Milky Yellow Pro: Close to perfect.
Gateron Silent Black v2: Too heavy push down & too quiet.
Durock T1 Shrimp Silent: Too quiet.
Gateron Milky Brown Pro: Just don’t like them.
Keyboard journey part 2:
Keychron K4 V2, Gateron Red switches:
- Nice with Mac and Windows support and keys.
- Can be used wireless or with cable.
- I still can’t for the life of me hit the right keys.
- Can't rest my fingers on the keyboard.
- It’s pretty loud and sounds pretty horrible.
Keyboard Journey Part 1:
Apple Magic Keyboard
- Does the job.
- As soulless as it looks. The touch, feel, and sound are exactly what you’d expect from a flat Apple keyboard.
-Surprisingly good battery life — lasts for weeks.
- Going to be a keeper backup keyboard with a numpad.
Going forwards I'll be using bsky to celebrate finishing small personal projects as I go.
First up:
CamJam-EduKit 1, part 2 - LEDs
- Learned about Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs), resistors, and Ohm's law.
- Nice simple project to get going with circuits! Recommended!
- github.com/sbraende/min...
