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How to fire an IFTT Event with a custom http request
Recently the guys from IFTT integrated a new way to trigger events – now you can call the platform with so called “Maker Events”, which are basically customizable http/api requests. Find more details here: iftt.com/maker The request looks like this: https://maker.ifttt.com/trigger/plant_thirsty/with/key/[your key] … Continue reading
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Waking up an Arduino with Input from a Sensor
Currently i am investigating ways to wakeup an Arduino out of deep sleep mode with an IRQ Event. If you think of low power standalone measurement applications, this can be very interesting, because the board can sleep with very low … Continue reading
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