Tuco 1.0: a digital door plate
In his blog, Andrea (a student in computer science from University of Napoli “Parthenope”) describes how to make a smart door plate with Arduino.
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Programming Arduino on the cloud: codebender
codebender is web-based IDE, mainly built with HTML5 and Javascript, that focuses on the development for the Arduino platform. Since it is going to be used directly from the browser (note that currently codebender is still beta), it will further simplify the whole development process, avoiding the installation of software and libraries on the local machine. […]
India, our forum salutes you
India is large … or should I say XXXL? In order to give a better support to all the Arduino interested people in India we have created a new section in our forum where to bring up issues in both English and Hindi. We know there is a growing community coming from schools, maker groups, […]
Browser book-marks brought alive using RFID
A device that opens the websites using physical world interaction? This is a step closer to the internet of things. Using our beloved Arduino and RFID tags, we can think of a lot many applications of this device! Too lazy to create your own Arduino + RFID reader? No fear! Arduino internet Gizmo is here. […]
We’ve Been Bot’ed: Forum Protection Software To Be Deployed Friday 26th 9.30AM CET
We have been bot’ed, it is kind of cool to show this image where we have 123.456 users in the forum, but it is not really true. We have experienced a pretty nicely made attack to the forum. Not that the machine slowed down, but we got zillions of new users … about 10x more […]
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We've Been Bot'ed: Forum Protection Software To Be Deployed Friday 26th 9.30AM CET
We have been bot’ed, it is kind of cool to show this image where we have 123.456 users in the forum, but it is not really true. We have experienced a pretty nicely made attack to the forum. Not that the machine slowed down, but we got zillions of new users … about 10x more […]
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Print broadway discount stickers using Arduino
A weekend project by Adafruit to print announcements and discount coupons from the internet. This project uses an Arduino Uno, an ethernet shield, a thermal printer (aka receipt printer) and a Staples easy button to print out the current discount percentages available at the tkts times square booth for Broadway shows. A beautiful tutorial accompanies […]
Community is about bringing people in: welcome Arduteka
During the last year we have seen our community growing at a tremendous pace. This has its pros and cons. More people means more people to help out, but also more work in moderating the forum. We want to be inclusive at we work of supporting multi-language forum topics, as well as the multi-language IDE. […]
New Forum Boards and Moderators
Today we welcome three new forum moderators as well as the Dutch (Nederlands) board and a new structure for the French boards. JO3RI and JANTJE are our new Dutch moderators and Nick Gammon becomes part of our Global Moderator’s list. We are experiencing a huge increase in the traffic on the Arduino site. Most of […]
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Arduino Servers – or why were slow
Hej everyone, this is a very personal post to explain and send an apology to the community for our very sloppy server response over the last month or so. I will also rise a case for how the website works and for how we are envisioning our newcoming webservices. I know some of you will […]
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