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| − | + | Welcome to the '''Let's control it''' Wiki pages. This is the place to find more information on our projects, either stable or experimental. | |
| − | + | = The Lets Control It Team = | |
| − | + | It's somewhat difficult to use the term "Team" here because we do not have an official team. '''Lets Control It''' is a platform for IOT DIY developers and users to share code, firmware, hardware and ideas and also provide support. | |
| − | + | People sometimes mention "one of the devs" in their posts. Curious whom they could be? | |
| − | + | Just listing some of our currently active virtual team members here, in alphabetical order as known by their forum or github names: | |
| − | * | + | *Grovkillen - ESPEasy forum support and Wiki maintenance, tools development |
| + | *John - RFLink hardware development, former Nodo team member | ||
| + | *LisaM - uPyEasy lead development and forum support | ||
| + | *Martinus - Founder of initial ESPEasy development, former Nodo team member | ||
| + | *Psy0rz - ESPEasy lead development | ||
| + | *Remco - Platform sponsor, Nodo Webshop owner, former Nodo team member | ||
| + | *S0170071 - ESPEasy development | ||
| + | *Shardan - ESPEasy Wiki maintenance and forum support | ||
| + | *Soif - ESPEasy development | ||
| + | *Stuntteam - RFLink Gateway development and forum support | ||
| + | *TD-er - ESPEasy lead development | ||
| + | *Toffel969 - ESPEasy Wiki maintenance and forum support | ||
| + | *Uzi18 - ESPEasy development | ||
| − | + | ''With a virtual team like this it's always difficult to have a list that justifies each and everyone's contribution. Just send a PM to one of the devs if you're feeling left out...'' | |
| − | + | = Active Stable Projects = | |
| − | + | [[ESPEasy]] for ESP8266 / ESP8285 / ESP32 | |
| − | + | [[RpiEasy]] Easy Multi sensor device based on Raspberry Pi. | |
| − | + | [[RFLink]] | |
| − | + | = Experimental Projects = | |
| − | + | [[uPyEasy]] (microPython development, based on ESPEasy concept) | |
| − | + | = User Projects = | |
| − | + | We have asked our members to add their own personal "LetsControlIt" DIY projects to our wiki for fun and inspiration... | |
| − | + | [[UserProjects]] | |
| − | + | = Archived Projects = | |
| − | + | Projects that may still be in use at some places, but have no active development | |
| − | + | [[ArduinoEasy]] | |
| − | + | [[NanoEasy]] | |
| − | + | [[Nodo]] | |
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Latest revision as of 23:43, 3 February 2021
Welcome to the Let's control it Wiki pages. This is the place to find more information on our projects, either stable or experimental.
Contents
The Lets Control It Team
It's somewhat difficult to use the term "Team" here because we do not have an official team. Lets Control It is a platform for IOT DIY developers and users to share code, firmware, hardware and ideas and also provide support.
People sometimes mention "one of the devs" in their posts. Curious whom they could be?
Just listing some of our currently active virtual team members here, in alphabetical order as known by their forum or github names:
- Grovkillen - ESPEasy forum support and Wiki maintenance, tools development
- John - RFLink hardware development, former Nodo team member
- LisaM - uPyEasy lead development and forum support
- Martinus - Founder of initial ESPEasy development, former Nodo team member
- Psy0rz - ESPEasy lead development
- Remco - Platform sponsor, Nodo Webshop owner, former Nodo team member
- S0170071 - ESPEasy development
- Shardan - ESPEasy Wiki maintenance and forum support
- Soif - ESPEasy development
- Stuntteam - RFLink Gateway development and forum support
- TD-er - ESPEasy lead development
- Toffel969 - ESPEasy Wiki maintenance and forum support
- Uzi18 - ESPEasy development
With a virtual team like this it's always difficult to have a list that justifies each and everyone's contribution. Just send a PM to one of the devs if you're feeling left out...
Active Stable Projects
ESPEasy for ESP8266 / ESP8285 / ESP32
RpiEasy Easy Multi sensor device based on Raspberry Pi.
Experimental Projects
uPyEasy (microPython development, based on ESPEasy concept)
User Projects
We have asked our members to add their own personal "LetsControlIt" DIY projects to our wiki for fun and inspiration...
Archived Projects
Projects that may still be in use at some places, but have no active development
