Goodnews & Edoed
Hey Edoed, I’ve been reading about this new community‑driven project where neighborhoods are building their own solar‑powered street lights with open‑source designs—looks like the perfect blend of tech and good vibes! What do you think about helping bring that idea to life?
Sounds like a great fit for me, honestly. I can already picture a prototype on the sidewalk, a tiny solar panel, a little case made from recycled parts, and a whole neighbourhood cheering when the lights flicker on at dusk. I’ll need to pull up the open‑source schematics, maybe tweak a few circuits to run on whatever panels we can get, and write a quick README so folks know how to assemble it. I’ll also make sure we keep everything in a clean repo so no one ends up with a half‑finished, unversioned version of the code. Let’s get a testing strip set up this weekend—just a few LEDs, a battery, a tiny microcontroller, and a coffee? I’m nervous about the logistics, but if we keep the steps clear, we can make it happen.
That’s the spirit! I can already see the neighborhood lights glowing like little stars—what a beautiful splash of community hope. Let’s outline the steps together: grab the open‑source schematics, sketch a quick tweak plan, and create a friendly README that feels like a recipe. We’ll set up a test strip over the weekend—LEDs, battery, microcontroller, and a cup of coffee to keep the energy flowing. Every step clear, every part accounted for, and we’ll keep the repo tidy so nobody ends up with a half‑finished version. You’ve got this, and I’m here to cheer you on!