Peter J Coles
@peafield.bsky.social
Papa and dev
🔗 peafield.dev
🔗 peafield.dev
That is superb news!
October 20, 2025 at 6:29 PM
That is superb news!
That is exactly what I did in the end. I was way overthinking it! The title is absolutely positioned with the same border minus the bottom and it now just hides the section of the content box border so it gives the impression that it's flowing as one.
August 16, 2025 at 12:34 PM
That is exactly what I did in the end. I was way overthinking it! The title is absolutely positioned with the same border minus the bottom and it now just hides the section of the content box border so it gives the impression that it's flowing as one.
I've built a script to get the day's info from our family Google Calendar, and next is testing, setting up cron jobs, and getting feedback from my son, who is probably never going to look at it, but I've had fun making it!
#buildinpublic
#buildinpublic
July 26, 2025 at 10:09 AM
I've built a script to get the day's info from our family Google Calendar, and next is testing, setting up cron jobs, and getting feedback from my son, who is probably never going to look at it, but I've had fun making it!
#buildinpublic
#buildinpublic
The e-ink screen is a @pimoroni.com 7.3" Inky Impression display, and it's being powered by a #raspberrypi Zero 2 W.
The toughest part by far was learning Pillow to build the UI. I was considering just using HTML, CSS, and JS, but sticking to Python for everything just makes sense.
The toughest part by far was learning Pillow to build the UI. I was considering just using HTML, CSS, and JS, but sticking to Python for everything just makes sense.
July 26, 2025 at 10:09 AM
The e-ink screen is a @pimoroni.com 7.3" Inky Impression display, and it's being powered by a #raspberrypi Zero 2 W.
The toughest part by far was learning Pillow to build the UI. I was considering just using HTML, CSS, and JS, but sticking to Python for everything just makes sense.
The toughest part by far was learning Pillow to build the UI. I was considering just using HTML, CSS, and JS, but sticking to Python for everything just makes sense.