This section is for smaller observations, setup notes, experiments, and older project references that are still useful but not necessarily canonical.
Use Notes when you want implementation details, project history, or a narrow technical reference. Start with IoT or Software when you want the polished architecture and delivery paths.
Current Technical Notes
These are the strongest current notes:
- Exposing a Go App as Claude MCP Tools covers a typed tool boundary around a Go application.
- Soil Moisture Sensors for IoT Garden Projects covers sensor reliability, calibration, and integration concerns.
- Adafruit Soil Moisture Sensor Notes follows up with a more specific I2C sensor option.
- Using Go timers for MQTT testing captures a focused Go/MQTT testing pattern.
Older Project Notes
These are useful historical references, but they should not be read as current recommendations without checking the surrounding context:
- MQTT for Controller Communication covers an older message-bus design for control software.
- Raspberry Pi Motor Control Software documents older robot-control implementation notes.
- Streaming Video Tools and Streaming Video is Complicated collect older video-system tradeoffs.
- IP Multicast Basics preserves networking background that connects to later multicast work.
How Notes Fit the Site
Notes are smaller and rougher than pillar articles. They may support an article, explain a detail, or preserve project history. The section remains useful as an archive, but the primary reading paths live in IoT, Software, and Projects.