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by akumpf 15y ago
a bit more about the Teagueduino platform can be found in the first post here: http://labs.teague.com/?p=947
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Teagueduino Early Access Workshop in Seattle (it’s free)(labs.teague.com)
4 points by akumpf 15y ago|1 comments
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Muze: a musical instrument that plays with you(labs.teague.com)
3 points by akumpf 15y ago|0 comments
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by akumpf 15y ago
New intro video and templates to start from: Video: http://vimeo.com/24285343 Example starting template: http://alpha.boxesandtext.com/#20110526_024324_73273226bb120...
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Boxes and Text (alpha): a super-fast design playground for the web(boxesandtext.com)
1 points by akumpf 15y ago|1 comments
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by akumpf 15y ago
Not yet (we're looking into it). The response from the community for Teagueduino has been great so far. Thanks!
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by akumpf 15y ago
I don't see why it wouldn't work. The protocol spec is listed in the post. You just need to have enough EEPROM to store the instructions. The Teagueduino code editor will try to communicate with whatever serial port you specify, so if you
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by akumpf 15y ago
It also supports keyboard navigation (which make writing code a bit faster than just point-and-click dropdown), but I'm totally with you. We'll definitely need to look into other input methods to speed things up as the user gets comfortabl
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Teagueduino 0.1: Arduino just got a whole lot easier(labs.teague.com)
66 points by akumpf 15y ago|19 comments
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by akumpf 16y ago
More writeup on CreativeApplications.net: http://www.creativeapplications.net/arduino-2/computerless-a...
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Computerless Arduino (via Teague Labs)(labs.teague.com)
1 points by akumpf 16y ago|1 comments