A shop, a dev log and a pile of links
Why weeblabs.dev exists, what is on it now, and what lands next.
For a while now the firmware has lived in a scatter of GitHub repos, a Discord server and whatever I last posted to YouTube. That works right up until someone asks a perfectly reasonable question — where do I buy MicroSRC? — and the honest answer is “message me”. So: a proper home.
What is here
Three things, in order of how much attention they get.
The store is the point. Every firmware I ship gets a real page with the specs, the measurements where I have them, and either a download link or a checkout button. No mystery about what runs on which board.
The dev log is this. Build notes, measurement write-ups, the occasional post-mortem on something that took three weekends and should have taken one.
The links page is the boring but necessary aggregation of everywhere else I exist.
What is not here yet
Pricing on the commercial firmware, which is the very next thing. After that, per-product changelogs pulled from the release tags, so you can see what changed without leaving the page.
If something on here is wrong or unclear, the Discord is the fastest way to tell me.