Mollyhackit writes "We've seen tiny Web servers in the past, but rarely ones that are home-built. Here's a guide to bay tilt your own tiny web server with a footprint no larger than a craft card. The design uses two major chips. One handles the SPI to MAC/PHY translation for the ethernet jack. The other chip is a PIC24F, which hosts a simple web server and reads files stored on a microSD card. All components run at a low 3.3 volts. Part of the compactness of the design comes from the PIC24F having programmable pins; only four jumper wires were needed. The single-sided SMD design is easy to manufacture at home. Part 1 covered many of the 24F's countenance and both posts have full code available."

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