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charleswolfe / lights

A custom take on Geoff Johnson's Raspberry Pi mains switching tutorial. Enhances the original with a modern, flashier web UI and a RESTful JSON API, laying the groundwork for mobile app integration. Demonstrates experience with hardware control, API design, and full-stack development on Raspberry Pi.

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