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> I'm a bit surprised that they went with the Arduino "standard" Well, for some reason the entire "maker" community thinks you need to shove the Arduino stack
by octorian 8y ago
> I'm a bit surprised that they went with the Arduino "standard"
Well, for some reason the entire "maker" community thinks you need to shove the Arduino stack onto something before you're allowed to write software for it. Apparently that's a requirement for street cred.
- pmorici 8y agoI don't use Arduino but the reason it is popular is because it is an abstraction layer for the hardware. Kind of how languages like Ruby and Python make programming more approachable for people that C.