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Webapp for arduino and Esp8266 Sensor Interface
Webapp for arduino and Esp8266 Sensor Interface displaying clean sensor data from various sensors which can be used as dashboard in home automation or industrial automation
id="app-details-left"> Dashboard Landing Page I always wanted to build the webapp but i was so lazy to create ui and ux for the project ,even though laziness is not only in question the complexity of such simple webapp is so much,using the bolt ai just with few lines of prompt i got the clean webapp in a shot , what a wheeew What it does it gives clean interface for all sensor display and raw values and what they do in a single dashboard without any fancy setups and no strings attached, How we built it how we build it just a few lines of prompt at last moment and bam the webapp is ready…
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