Arduino Cookbook
by Michael Margolis · first published 2011
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O'Reilly has just released the 2nd edition of Michael Margolis' Arduino Cookbook. It's a good place to start learning about this fascinating platform.
on “Arduino around the world – Africa” ↗Hobbyist here. I recommend... Books: - Simon Monk's Electronics Cookbook [1] - Michael Margolis' Arduino Cookbook [2] Youtube: - GreatScott's Basics Playlist [3] The concepts in those two books are useful for interfacing with any microcontroller, including NodeMCU and STM32s. [1]: https://www.amazon.com/Electronics-Cookbook-Practical-Electr...…
on “Ask HN: Where did you learn modular electronics?” ↗…where my mouth is in ref to this, just ordered the following from amazon. SICP (Wizard book), Practical Electronics for inventors, Code Complete, Javascript: The good parts, Programming Android, Arduino Cookbook Now the question is , what order to read them in?
on “Resolutions for programmers” ↗…somewhere. And that somewhere has to boil down to a taxonomy. To illustrate the problem, is a book about programming microcontrollers a book about programming, or is it primarily about microcontrollers? The Arduino Cookbook is in DDC 621.3810285536 (yes, really. That's obviously extreme, though). That's part of the electronics section, which seems fair enough to me. So far so good, But "Beginning MicroPython with the Raspberry…
on “Taxonomy Is Hard” ↗