I got into the world of programming Arduino micro controllers after a colleague showed me his poker blind machine we used in a small poker “tournament” at work. I bought some arduinos and competed a lot of different electrical laboratories where I learned a lot about handling electronics.
Category: Arduino
Arduino is an open-source prototyping structure based upon easy-to-use hardware and software. Arduino boards have the ability to read inputs – light on a sensing unit, a finger on a switch, or a Twitter message – and transform it into an output performance – switching on a motor, activating a Custom made LED, uploading something on the internet or what else you would like.
Arduino products are open source and the Arduino IDE is cross platform and built for Windows, Macintosh and Linux and are used both to writing your code and build and upload your code to the micro controller.
The Arduino software is distributed as open source tools, suitable for extension by professional programmers. The language is generally extended through C++ libraries, and individuals seeking to comprehend the technological details could make the leap from Arduino to the AVR C encoding language upon which it is actually based. In the same manner, you can easily add AVR-C code directly into your current Arduino programs should you wish to.