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Update: I have updated some information regarding this project. Refer to these other posts. +

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For this project you will need an ESP8266 and a DHT temperature sensor. For prototyping purposes I prefer to use the NodeMCU module. There are a variety of temperature sensors that you could use, but I prefer the DHT11 because it is easy to use and it is cheap! I ordered a 5 pack of them from Banggood. The source code for this project can be found on Github.

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Mitchell Gerber

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Mitchell Gerber

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Hello, my name is Mitchell and I am persuing a career in software development. I have a passion for learning new technologies and I'm always striving to find a way to make something better. -

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Hello, my name is Mitchell and I am pursuing a career in software development. I have a passion for creating things and learning new technologies. +

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I always find enjoyment in building things, whether it's computers, drones, or software. I started programming upon enrolling in college and I have been hooked ever since. Programming has become a hobby of mine and it has opened up many oppurtunities. -

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I always find enjoyment in building things, whether it's computers, drones, or software. I started programming upon entering in college and I have been hooked ever since. Programming has become a hobby of mine and it has opened up many oppurtunities. +

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My primary strengths include back end development and working with MySQL databases. I also have experience with NoSQL databases and front end development. I helped develop a web application for Digi International that is used to debug embedded devices for testing purposes. I worked with Java/JSP, which ran on a Jetty web server and used an H2 embedded database. -

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My primary strengths include back end development and working with MySQL databases. I've also worked with MongoDB as well as development on the client side. I helped develop a web application for Digi International that is used to debug embedded devices for testing purposes. I worked with Java/JSP, which ran on a Jetty web server and used an H2 SQL database. +

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Software development doesn't stop when I leave work. I often lose track of time working on personal projects in my free time. I'm currently developing this personal website to learn Node.js and familiarize myself with newer web development technologies. -

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My interest in developing things follows me home after work hours. I often lose track of time working on personal projects. I'm currently working on this personal website to learn Node.js and familiarize myself with newer web development technologies. In my free time I enjoy building and flying radio controlled unmanned aerial systems. I've also recently gained an interest in programming microcontrollers. +

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I started with Java and have been working with it since the end of 2012. I consider myself experienced in Java as I have used it for numerous projects throughout college as well as at my job as a Software Tester/Developer. I found my interest in web development in late 2014. Since then I've become familiar with different back end languages including Node.js, PHP, and Java. I've also worked with MongoDB as well as relational databases such as MySQL. +

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Beginning of Summer 2015 I started venturing into the category of microcontrollers. I've become familiar with programming the Arduino as well as a microcontroller called the ESP8266. Throughout this process I've gained knowledge of working with C. +

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As of late 2014 I've been using Linux as my primary operating system for software development, which has allowed me to become more familiar with Unix systems. I've also worked with Ubuntu server, which is used to host this website. +

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  • + 2014-Present Software Developer/Tester - Digi International through Winona State - Winona, MN +
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    + Worked on projects including Java, Javascript, and SQL. Also worked on manual system tests. +
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  • + 2011-2014 Technical Assistant - South Central Education Consortium - Grand Meadow, MN +
    + Worked on imaging machines and set up computer labs. +
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  • + 2008-2014 Cook/Concession Stand - Deer Creek Speedway - Spring Valley, MN +
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  • 2012-2016 Winona State University - Bachelor of Science in Computer Science - Winona, MN +
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