
Alright another super short one this month, this is the second part to my video explainer for my big christmas lights project that took me most of last year.

As part of that project I ended up building my own software app to build the displays then send data out to the lights.

Im quite proud of what I built here as it includes some quite novel things that I hadnt seen before in other projects.

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Its a bit of a long video but I didnt know what to cut out so 🤷 the 3 of you that watch it to the end, I hope you enjoyed it 😅



Merry Christmas all!

Just a short one today to post a video I made showing how I built my most technical Christmas lights display yet.

I think maybe on reflection it was too technical and not "bright" enough. I think people on the fast moving cruise boat value brightness over all else.

Oh well, I learnt a lot along the way, enjoy the making of video, and see you all in 2026!

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