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Simple steps for building circuits with breadboards

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A breadboard is an essential tool for working with electronics. It provides a quick and convenient way to test, build, and modify circuits without soldering. Named after the wooden boards originally used to organize components, modern breadboards are plastic boards filled with a grid of tiny holes and internal connectors. This structure lets you easily plug in components and wires, making it ideal for experimenting and prototyping before committing to a permanent setup.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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This festive season, we wish you a Christmas filled with warmth, laughter, and unforgettable moments shared with those who matter most. May the season's magic light up your heart and bring joy to your days.

As the year winds down, let us welcome the New Year with open hearts and hopeful minds. May it be a year of new opportunities, boundless happiness, and great health for you and your loved ones.

PHPStan 2.0 Released

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It’s been over three years since PHPStan 1.0 came out, and the progress has been incredible. With 176 releases since then, it’s clear this tool isn’t slowing down. PHPStan 2.0 is here with smarter features, better performance, and tighter checks to make PHP development more reliable and efficient. Let’s break down the highlights of what’s new.

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DYI - Programmed Christmas lights: code

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Now that the hardware is set up, it’s time to add some magic with a custom program. Programming the Arduino Nano is where your project truly comes to life. This step transforms your fairy lights from simple decorations into a dynamic display that reacts and behaves exactly how you design it to. By using code, you can experiment with different effects, creating a lighting system that feels personal and unique. In this article, we’ll explore a sample code that controls the lights using predefined programs, offering a starting point for further creativity.

Controlling fan speed with Arduino using a potentiometer

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Adjusting a fan's speed using an Arduino is a great way to learn about PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) and motor control. With just a potentiometer and some simple wiring, you can create a smooth, manual speed adjustment system. This setup is useful for cooling electronics, ventilation projects, or any application where adjustable airflow is needed.