Spread ideas with a pocket wi-fi portal 📶 Feb 19 & 20

Image of a blue development board, the wi-fi symbol, and the following text: Spread ideas with a pocket wi-fi portal / Free tutorial February 19 & 20 / In this tutorial you’ll use a Wemos D1 board to create a wi-fi access point and web server that can fit in your pocket. When someone connects to your network, they’ll see a local web page you created. Useful for pranks, propaganda, and sharing information in a crowd. / We’ll have Wemos D1 clones for $4, and boards you can try for free. Programming experience isn’t required, but HTML familiarity will help. / Iffy Books / 319 N. 11th St. #3D / Philly, PA

On Feb 19 & 20 (this Saturday & Sunday) we’re hosting a tutorial called Spread ideas with a pocket wi-fi portal. You’ll learn to create a wi-fi access point + web server using the Wemos D1 mini, a low-cost development board based on an ESP8266 microcontroller. It has onboard wi-fi, an 80 MHz processor, and 4 MB of storage. You can program it using the Arduino IDE.

Download the zine PDF and project code to get started! Many thanks to Chris, Sharp, Joe, Nomad, et al. for feedback and help with testing.

📶 Screen reading zine PDF
📶 Print-imposed zine PDF
📶 Project code on GitHub

We have Wemos D1 mini clone boards for $4! We also have a free zine with instructions for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Bring a laptop if you want, and we’ll help you get set up.

If you want to play it safe, you can reserve your board(s) here: https://iffybooks.net/reserve-a-wifi-board/

See you this weekend!

A blue electronic board labeled "WiFi," with the following text: Reserve a Wemos D1 mini clone board for our tutorial on Feb 19 & 20 at iffybooks.net/reserve-a-wifi-board

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