I’ve been using zigbee2mqtt for years (for the people that don’t know zigbee2mqtt, it’s a great way to get rid of proprietary Zigbee hubs). At the moment I have 38 zigbee devices connected.

I really like Github Pages to host static webpages. Static in this case means the files are generated at build time (so once when you publish a new version), instead of every time like with a wordpress website. One of the main benefits is that it results in a blazing fast website.

Azure functions are great to quickly create an API. But did you know you can also host static files with it? Anthony Chu made a great post about hosting static files in Azure Functions. His code is from March 9, 2017 however, and can be improved in the mean time.

If someone else created some sourcecode, but for whatever reason they aren’t the one adding it to the repository. You can still have their name/photo in the git commit.