I’ve been messing with micro controllers for a few years now and been a avid fan of ifttt.com. Now ifttt.com have released a new channel to their site which is a real game changer. This channel is ‘Maker’. You can basically trigger on ifttt.com an event by executing a web request (POST, GET or Curl). This opens up so many opportunities to integrate your micro controller projects to other 3rd party products with ease.
I’m keen to give this a go next weekend with some of my old gear.
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