∣ Physical Computing Wearables Arduino Mouse Rat
Technical explanation for a wearable gesture based mouse glove. It used the Arduino Flora, the wearable LSM9DSO accelerometer, and MPR121 capacitive touch breakout, all from Adafruit.
∣ Physical Computing Wearables Arduino Mouse Rat
Design exploration for a wearable gesture based mouse glove.
So as it turns out there were 3 main libraries written to interact with the TaskWarrior database (I think there is also a Perl and maybe a PHP wrapper as well, but I couldn't find them again and let's face it: I'm not interested in using either of those languages anyways).
For my Physical Computing & Alt Interfaces class we had to use an Arduino (I have the latest Uno) to control LED(s) in a non-trivial way. I knew I wanted to make some kind of LED matrix, but didn't know how big of one I could make on my half sized breadboard and limited number of pins. What I ended up with was a 16 LED (4x4) matrix controlled by just 8 pins, each of which can be individually controlled.
Everyone in the frontend community likes to hate on tables, it's like Comic Sans in the design community. And this is for mostly good reasons, tables for layouts are pretty much unnecessary in this day in age (unless you're looking to center something vertically, then maybe you can use it in your CSS, not the markup{:target="_blank"}), but there are still actually legitimate uses of tables. You know like for tabular data.