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My Raspi is my home automation controller and my entertainment system. I have grown used to it, and quite some time has gone into setting everything up as it is now. Now it’s time to make a backup! And here is how…

In this series of blogs, we look at what makes a good API actually “good” and create a series of checklists that you can use as a litmus test to check if your API is actually good or not.

In this post, I will show, how to use the Conbee II stick from Dresden Electronics with Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi to automate your home!

Docker can easily be installed on Raspberry Pi. The official Docker documentation states that you need to download and execute a Docker convenience script. This is described in detail here. So here are the steps to get Docker installed on Raspberry Pi: # get the docker script curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh # make it executa...

If you’re like me and currently are infatuated with Docker and Raspberry Pi, or if you are just generally interested in separating the development and runtime environment, you might like this next blog. Indeed, there is a cool Docker feature that let’s you build images for different hardware platforms.

If like me, you have a tendency to get things done, but frequently forget how you did it, then you’ll understand why it is time for me now to start a blog. Yes, you are right - this is the first blog intended entirely for myself. 😄