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Because I have not tested all electronic circuits mentioned on this pages, I cannot attest to their accuracy; therefore, I do not provide a warranty of any kind and cannot be held responsible in any manner.

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Arduino

Arduino Visual Studio

With Arduino, you have a powerful IDE. Here is an alternative: A Visual Studio plugin.

Core3duino

Core3duino is, believe it or not, three-core "Arduino cluster" in the form "an addon shield to a shield".

Picture: Instructables.com

Yaler: access small devices from the Web

Yaler aims to provide a simple, open and scalable relay infrastructure for the Web of Things - i.e. simple embedded devices ("things") accessible via Web (e.g. browsers).

Light reading for a weekend

The time kills me nowadays, so here are links to interesting projects, at least. Enjoy.

Twypper: A retro-style Twitter wall

Nothing but a retro toy: A Commodore typewriter as a "twitter console".

Pyxis - an Arduino OS

The thing I simply can't omit: Pyxis OS for an Arduino.
Pyxis logo

Pinguino - a PIC-based Arduino

Everyone knows an Arduino... For the PIC-lovers, there is an alternative, based on Microchip stuff: A Pinguino.

E-mail checker

How to use an Arduino and an Ethernet shield together to check e-mail box via POP3 protocol...

USB Host for microcontrollers

It isn't a problem to create an uC-based device as an USB peripherial nowadays - there are a lot of chips with USB device capability, from FTDI to some PIC/USB, or OBDEV's USB software controller. But what to do if you need connect some USB peripherial to your device?

Arduino PONG

Simple oldskool TV game based on Arduino.

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