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Weblog topics

Some topics on the daily weblog tend to get revisited over time. For some of these, there are tags, for others it's a bit hard to find them all back again among the 100's of posts.

Here are some pointers to try and organize the weblog timeline a bit further.

Note

Keep in mind that all tag and search multi-post results - as returned by WordPress - are in reverse chronological order. The oldest post is at the end.

Low-power techniques

Use the LowPower tag to find weblog posts related to minimizing power consumption.

Reflow soldering

Use the Reflow tag to find all weblog posts related to reflow soldering and SMDs.

ISP programming

Use the ISP tag to find all weblog posts related to ISP programming of AVR ATmega's and ATtiny's.

JeeMon

There are two versions of JeeMon: JeeMon2009 was the first prototype, which is still being used to collect electricity / gas monitoring info at JeeLabs. The latest version is simply called JeeMon (or occasionally JeeMon2010). It's a complete rewrite, with the aim to make it more practical for others to use - because I have to admit that JeeMon2009 was really just written as a teaser and to try out some ideas, such as using TclKit + Metakit as core framework, Mavrig as website templating tool, and Flot (JavaScript) for producing interactive graphs. There's also some Ajax in there, so it should pass the 21st century buzzword test...

Use the JeeMon tag to find all JeeMon-related posts, both 2009 and 2010.

Some specific posts from 2009 which might be worth skimming through:

The new JeeMon (2010) code starts off at about this time: 2010/02/18

For other common projects and topics on the daily weblog, see the Projects page.