The basic functions of the Arduino IDE – pinMode, digitalRead, digitalWrite, and analogRead – are available. Most of the WiFi functions work just like the WiFi shield library.

Over a year ago I bought an assortment of Serial EEPROM ICs and have been using them in my commercial projects ever since. I decided that for this post I would try sharing a simple Arduino experiment ...

You can talk to an Arduino using Firmata but several others are also available. You can talk to a Raspberry Pi, Modbus, Processing, several commercial I/O interfaces, and the RS232 port. I wished ...

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