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Arduino Maik Schmidt |
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Hello, Android (3rd edition) Ed Burnette |
Mike has a broad technology experience base that puts all the pieces of some remarkable projects together. It’s amazing that he makes it all so easy and affordable. Don’t miss all that can be learned from this gem.
This is an outstanding reference that should be on the desk of every DIYer. In much the same way that software engineers mention “The Gang of Four Patterns Book,” I predict this text will eventually be referred to as “The Riley Book of Home Automation.”
This is an outstanding reference that should be on the desk of every DIYer. In much the same way that software engineers mention “The Gang of Four Patterns Book,” I predict this text will eventually be referred to as “The Riley Book of Home Automation.”
With this book, Mike Riley celebrates the Arduino microcontroller in a way that both beginning and advanced home automation hobbyists will enjoy.
The Web-Enabled Light Switch project gave my family convenience and security options and enhanced my knowledge of RS-232 communications. It is nice to be able to switch on lights from my favorite chair. And the Tweeting Bird Feeder project has opened my eyes to the uses of radio communications around the home for things besides Wi-Fi, and it will help in my work to contribute to the preservation of bird species that are struggling for food and habitat.
