This full-stack open-source application is used to measure temperature, humidity, and air quality using Arduinos and connected sensors and chips. Data is measured every 30 minutes and stored in a MySQL database through a Spring Boot back-end. Users can view the latest data, data history, rankings, graphs, and even weather forecasts through a web application written in HTML5, SCSS, and Typescript using the Angular framework.
Kryštof Čejchan
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About me
Name
Kryštof ČejchanAge
23Languages
- Java / C#
- Dart
- TypeScript
Frameworks
- Spring Boot
- Angular
- Flutter
Databases
- MySQL
- MS SQL
- SQLite
Other technologies
- GitHub
- Git
Certifications
- Oracle Certified Professional: Java SE 17 Developer
- Oracle Cloud Data Management
- IT Essentials
Projects
A Java Library for better and easier worldwide Weather data including current condition, forecast, location info etc.