Coding

  • Chart.js for Data Visualization

    Chart.js has quickly become one of my go-to tools for sharing data on the web. It is open source, lightweight, and works beautifully on static sites, making it ideal for turning simple CSV data into clean, responsive visualizations without heavy infrastructure or proprietary platforms.

  • Raspberry Pi Sensor Data→Firestore→ChatGPT→Gmail

    This weekend, I took my Raspberry Pi sensor project a step further by connecting it to Google Firestore. What started as a simple setup that wrote temperature, humidity, and soil moisture data to a Google Sheet is now part of a growing workflow that stores, analyzes, and delivers real-time insights through AI and automation. This…

  • Raspberry Pi Temperature and Humidity Logger

    As time permited, over the past few months, I’ve been learning how to turn my Raspberry Pi into a simple weather data logger. Right now, it’s sitting in my office with a waterproof SHT30 sensor connected to it. The SHT30 measures both temperature and humidity and communicates through something called I²C (Inter-Integrated Circuit). This is…

  • Building with Libraries

    My bachelor’s degree focused on visual communication, a.k.a. graphic design, and I worked for various print and web design companies during the 2000s. That experience helped me become familiar with front-end coding like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I big part of learning these languages was viewing the page source of a website to see how…