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I'd think that the Arduino community is pretty good at estimating their pin & memory needs, and the Arduino IDE handles the ATtiny85 just fine (Something that i
by microtherion 14y ago
I'd think that the Arduino community is pretty good at estimating their pin & memory needs, and the Arduino IDE handles the ATtiny85 just fine (Something that is, I believe, not true for something like the ATtiny10).
The biggest compatibility issue may be timers (each model has a different # of timers with different capabilities).
- freehunter 14y agoI guess my main concern is the amount of projects I see online where I think "man that's cool, I'm going to try to build that". These projects will tell you what pins you need if you read through them, but the various other incompatibilities (memory and timers being ones already called out) might not be fully realized until you've gotten some way into the build. The beauty of Arduino is that you don't need an EE degree to make a project. Of course, these complaints can be leveraged to any fork of a project, I'm just throwing them out there. For what it's worth, I pledged $28 to get three of these, and am currently wondering if I maybe should have pledged for five. On the other hand, I'm mentally comparing the projects I have in my scrapbook that may or may not translate to this new board.