Finally released a major update of my beloved side project @solectrus – a #photovoltaics dashboard built with #RubyOnRails. It now visualizes electricity consumption of heat pump and EV charger. It's #opensource!
Blog post (in German): https://t.co/oDlOpIRNT1
Living in the UTC+1 time zone is a curse. I never recognize bugs like missing time zone conversion at first sight. I truly envy those of you living far away from the prime meridian.
😍 Look at the amazing things you can make with #RubyOnRails:
🌞 https://t.co/5IMVqjfqMq is an open-source dashboard to monitor your photovoltaic system.
I wish I could put some solar panels on my balcony to run this app!
Another perk of having an open-source program is discovering gems like this and friendly makers like @ledermann.
Contribute to Solectrus on Github: https://t.co/KJeC2fv1qt
Public monitoring on RoRvsWild: https://t.co/4xiCq4ty5A
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I am currently working on a customer project where one requirement from the very beginning was to achieve 100% test coverage. Is it error-free? No, of course it isn't. But it's a real pleasure to fix bugs or make changes.