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This is pretty cool, but to be honest, as a complete software noob who also hacks with Arduino, I don't get why this is easier than just using the examples that

This is pretty cool, but to be honest, as a complete software noob who also hacks with Arduino, I don't get why this is easier than just using the examples that comes with the IDE. Also interesting is BugLabs' "web services" where you can log into each module using a RESTful API: http://wiki.buglabs.net/index.php/Software:BUG_Web_Services http://wiki.buglabs.net/index.php/Software:BUG_Web_Services

follower 16y ago
> I don't get why this is easier than just using the examples that comes with the IDE. In theory it means that you can get a pre-programmed Arduino with network connectivity and give it to a web dev person who has no knowledge of microcontrollers and show they how they can turn an LED on or off by accessing a URL from Javascript. No IDE required.