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  • Hacklet #5 - Hackerspaces and DIY Laptops
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  • HackerspacesDid you know that Hackaday.io has a hackerspace index? That’s right, you can enter your local hackerspace’s info, pictures, videos, and social media links. Members and crew can link their hackaday.io profiles and drop comments about their...

  • Hacklet #7 - MIDI
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  • This week’s Hacklet is all about Hackaday.io projects which use MIDI, or Musical Instrument Digital Interface for the uninitiated. MIDI was designed from the ground up as an open communications standard for musical instruments. Nearly every major instrument...

  • Hacklet #11- Cameras
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  • We preempt this week’s Hacklet to bring you an important announcement.Hackaday.io got some major upgrades this week. Have you checked out The Feed lately? The Feed has been tweaked, tuned, and optimized, to show you activity on your projects, and from...

  • HACKLET 17 – KEYBOARDS
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  • This week on The Hacklet we're featuring some of the best keyboard hacks from Hackaday.io!Hackers are really into their keyboards. Everyone has a favorite, and those favorites vary wildly. Mechanical, soft touch, ergonomic, QWERTY, DVORAK, chorded, you...

  • HACKLET 20 – HALLOWEEN HACKS
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  • Hey, did you know that Hackaday.io is continuously being updated and improved? One of the coolest features this week is the new LaTeX based equation editor. That's right, you can now put symbols, equations, and all sorts of other LaTeX goodies into your...

  • HACKLET 22 – RETRO CONSOLE PROJECTS
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  • Everyone loves arcade games, and it didn't take long for designers to figure out that people would love to take the fun home. The home gaming console market has been around for decades. Through the early days of battery-powered pong style consoles through...

  • Hacklet 27: Holiday Hacks
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  • It's beginning to look a lot like the holidays around here. That means it's time for holiday hacks here on The Hacklet! This week we're looking at the coolest festive hacks created by YOU on Hackaday.io!We start with [charliex] and Cypress PSOC 4 + ESP8266...

  • HACKLET 29 – ALTOIDS MINT TIN PROJECTS
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  • Altoids – they've been around since King George III was on the throne. These curiously strong mints have had a storied history, a copy of which is included in every tin. They taste pretty good, but most hackers and makers are more interested in the pocket-sized...

  • Hacklet 33 - DIY Minecraft Projects
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  • Minecraft hit the PC gaming scene as an alpha release on May 17, 2009. Something about the open world, the crafting system, and the various modes of gameplay made it an instant hit. Since then Minecraft become one of the best selling video games of all...

  • Hacklet 34 - Satellite Projects
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  • Space. The final frontier. Every tinkerer, hacker, and maker has dreamed of flying out of Earth's atmosphere and into the heavens. Last year one hard-working team got a chance to fly a member to space by winning the Hackaday prize. For the rest of us,...

  • Hacklet 36 - Oscilloscope Projects
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  • Oscilloscopes are one of the most often used tools of the engineer, hacker, or maker. Voltmeters can do a lot, but when you really need to get a good look at a signal, a good scope is invaluable. This week's hacklet is triggered by the rising slope of...

  • Hacklet 38 - 6502 Projects
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  • The 6502 CPU is probably the most famous of all the 8-bit processors out there, whether in the form of bare chips for homebrew computers, or as slightly modified derivative chips found in everything from the C64, the NES, and the BBC Micro. For this...

  • HACKLET 44 – TEARDOWNS
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  • Just about every hacker, maker and tinkerer out there received their early education the same way: A screwdriver in one and a discarded bit of electronics in the other. There is no better way to find out how something works than cracking it open and...

  • HACKLET 48 – WEATHER SENSING PROJECTS
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  • Throughout history, mankind has been at the mercy of the weather. Planning a major outdoor event like a wedding or a naval battle? Better hope for clear skies! Man doesn't have the ability to change mother nature at will quite yet, but hackers are working...
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