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I just recently got a Stream Deck - it’s a wonderful tool to automate some of the more boring (read: routine) tasks. Literally with a click of a button I can kick off a bunch of automation. Apparently it can do everything but launch Windows Store applications.

Twitter has many short user IDs available, but it might take some time to find the right one. That’s why I wrote a script to automate this.

A twist on a project I worked on a couple of years ago, that makes it easier to get the Nest HD camera stream without hacky workarounds.

I learned that owning your data is powerful, and it’s even more powerful when you are able to slice-and-dice it for better insights.

Learn how to produce native Windows 10 toast notifications from your PowerShell script.

Learn how to build a miniature analytics system for Twitter data.

An approach to making sure that your private keys don’t end up checked in with your source code.

A demo application that shows you how to generate Python API documentation without worrying about complex configuration.

My take on the process of automatically producing documentation from code.

An overview of the automation process to generate API documentation for .NET libraries.