– The process to build a custom piece of hardware

– 3D printing a custom case

– The assembly process and selling about 150-200ish devices a month

– Ansible and a Bash script ensure everything gets installed on the device

– Everything including the OS can run on about 1.5GB of memory

– Motivation for using Flask and Python

– Using Python’s built in testing library and a few useful 3rd party packages

– Web components are being used quite heavily

– Getting started with web components

– Rendering everything at 30 frames per second at 1080p with SocketIO

– The differences between the regular and pro version

– There’s no bundling for JS and CSS

– Docker was considered but wasn’t included in the end

– Purchasing the pro version and ancillary services around the hardware

– Shopify is used as a store front and they make about 20-30k a month

– The deploy process and reviewing code from their freelance devs

– Hiring quality developers by making it a great place to work for

– Getting new versions of the code on user’s devices

– Is it possible to brick your own device? It hasn’t happened yet

– Best tips? Incrementally build and release your product as you go

– How Michael hired a few initial freelance developers

– Check out TinyPilotKVM, Michael has a blog and is on Twitter too