The coffee log, rebuilt in .NET

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The coffee log, rebuilt in .NET Back in June I wrote about my coffee machine writing my blog. Smart plug watches the coffee machine, Raspberry Pi watches the plug, bit of Python tells Umbraco I've made a coffee. If you've not read that one, go and read it first, it covers the plug, the KLAP handshake, the controller on the site, all of it. None of that has changed. So why am I writing about it again?

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