Dr. Windows's repositories
c-azure-sphere-blink
Azure Sphere sample script written in C that lets each LED of the Avnet Azure Sphere MT3620 Starter Kit board blink.
choco
Chocolatey - the package manager for Windows
dotnet-aspcore-llifo-overlay
Llifo, welsh for "streaming", is an local hosted and open source ASP.NET Core Razor app that demonstrate a simple usecase of the SignalR functionality. Presenting a stream overlay image.
dotnet-iot-homebear-blinkt
Windows 10 IoT Core UWP app that works great with the Pimoroni Blinkt! LED Raspberry Pi HAT.
dotnet-iot-homebear-rainbow
Windows 10 IoT Core UWP app that works great with the Pimoroni RainbowHAT
python-enviro-excel-online-logger
Uses the Pimoroni EnviroHAT to log specific values via Microsoft Graph API to an Online Excel Sheet document.
xamarin-cognitive-services-news-app
This is a play-around Xamarin.Forms app to use the Microsoft Cogntive Service Text Analytics API. It parses the English version of the Deutsche Welle news and calculates the individual happiness of each article.
xamarin-road-to-surface-duo
#rTsd - This ia a work in progress Xamarin.Forms Android project which is intended to feature most of the new features that makes the upcoming Microsoft Surface Duo phone unique.
xamarin-surface-duo-hinge-it
This Xamarin.Forms Android project is dedicated to the gamification of the Microsoft Surface Duo's hinge. Be the fastest to hinge and fold the phone into the correct angle.
dotnet-iot-homebear-tilt
Windows 10 IoT Core UWP app that works great with the Pimoroni Pan and Tilt HAT (PIC16F1503)
flutter-surfaceduo-rssbook
Read your RSS feed like it would be an ebook - A sample Android app that demonstrates the unique features of a Surface Duo.
kotlin-surfaceduo-duobahn
DuoBahn for Surface Duo will be an Android app that uses the official German Autobahn API
powershell-github-issue-blogger
Proof of concept on how to use GitHub Issues as storage for static page blog entries updated by a PowerShell script
xamarin-drwndr-app
The Dr. Windows "DrwndR" app is a simple project that is meant to share the joy of sparetime software development. It uses a via GitHub Action downloaded archive of Dr. Windows feed entries as a data source for a more or less Tinder-inspired swipe-ish app.