Swordfish Projects

Here you will find completed projects that used a specific programming language. Visit the projects page for the full listing (regardless of software). Finished something recently, share it with the community!

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Title	Author	Hits
Swordfish Pachube (Patch-Bay) Client	Written by RangerBob	728
Rangerbob's Reverse Geocache	Written by RangerBob	5105
Andy's Geeky Clock	Written by AndyO	23900
Bitfogav's Proto Board	Written by Bitfogav	4024
Big GPS Clock	Written by Graham Mitchell	8852
Tetris on a PIC Microcontroller	Written by Graham Mitchell	35305
24 Timers!	Written by Graham Mitchell	6231
Mitchy's Geeky Clock	Written by Graham Mitchell	3567
TAP-28 Daughter Board (DS1307 RTC)	Written by Graham Mitchell	6557
Servo Clock Calibration	Written by Jon Chandler	4095
Development Board: Servo "Ranger"	Written by Graham Mitchell	2363
A Clock for Geeks	Written by Jon Chandler	45856
PCB Rocker	Written by Graham Mitchell	5594
Development Board: Wireless Transceiver (Sure Electronics, PN GP-GC011)	Written by Graham Mitchell	7269
Wireless Temperature and Humidity Sensor	Written by Andyo	11325
Development Board: Dedicated 8 Channel Servo Controller	Written by Graham Mitchell	4019
Sure 2.4 GHz UART Module	Written by Jon Chandler	5942
TAP-28 - A “throw away” PIC board	Written by Jon Chandler	14988
Projected Date (calculates the date in X days time)	Written by Graham Mitchell	3950
Feature Lighting - Entertainment Unit	Written by Graham Mitchell	5552
Development Board: SD/MMC Cards	Written by Graham Mitchell	7795
F16 Flight Control Grip Movement & Position Sensor	Written by Graham	9777

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Well, Hello Everybody - silverwheels Friday, 18 May 2012 04:21 [0 replies]
Tetris on a PIC Microcontroller - wine43 Friday, 18 May 2012 01:18 [77 replies]
Opamps, Scaling and Shifting - jmessina Thursday, 17 May 2012 15:54 [3 replies]
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PCB Fabrication Sources - jon chandler Wednesday, 16 May 2012 01:29 [27 replies]

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