Arduino Open-Source Electronics - Revision history

MarkDilley at 20:49, 8 October 2010

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+| SiteImage     = Image:NoLogoNeeded.jpg
 | ShortBio      = I've made half a dozen projects with Arduino and even more with bare AVR parts. I admire the way open source has simplified these processes
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 | KeeprWebsite  = C2.com
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+| SiteImage     = Image:CunninghamLogoNot.jpg
 | ShortBio      = I've made half a dozen projects with Arduino and even more with bare AVR parts. I admire the way open source has simplified these processes
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 | KeeprWebsite  = C2.com
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 | Image         = Image:Ward List Keeper.png
 | KeeprWebsite  = C2.com
 | ShortBio      = I've made half a dozen projects with Arduino and even more with bare AVR parts. I admire the way open source has simplified these processes
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 | Header        = Arduino%20Open-Source%20Electronics
 | Subhead       = Arduino engineers make things
-| Bitly         =
+| Bitly         = http://bit.ly/ArduinoOS
 | Image         = Image:Ward List Keeper.png
 | KeeprWebsite  = C2.com

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 [[Image:ArduinoWithEthernetShield.jpg|right]]
 Arduino suppliers provide boards, kits, parts, software and information users want. We're interested in what they have, especially if it is free, or priced within an experimenter's budget. Add-on boards, called "shields" add extra capability to the basic Arduino.

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	Arduino suppliers provide boards, kits, parts, software and information users want. We're interested in what they have, especially if it is free, or priced within an experimenter's budget. Add-on boards, called "shields" add extra capability to the basic Arduino.		Arduino suppliers provide boards, kits, parts, software and information users want. We're interested in what they have, especially if it is free, or priced within an experimenter's budget. Add-on boards, called "shields" add extra capability to the basic Arduino.

−	Arduino community shares online and in person. We're interested in forums, clubs and events, especially those with an ~~[[List:~~open-source~~\|open-source]]~~ or do-it-yourself orientation.	+	Arduino community shares online and in person. We're interested in forums, clubs and events, especially those with an open-source or do-it-yourself orientation.
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−	~~Visitors to this list may also be interested in the [[List:Freeduino\|Freeduino]] list~~

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 | Name          = Ward Cunningham
 | Header        = Arduino%20Open-Source%20Electronics
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+| Subhead       = Arduino users make things
 | Bitly         =
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 [[Image:ArduinoWithEthernetShield.jpg|right]]
-Arduino users make things. We're interested in what they've done, especially if they share plans or techniques.
+We're interested in what they've done, especially if they share plans or techniques.
 Arduino suppliers provide boards, kits, parts, software and information users want. We're interested in what they have, especially if it is free, or priced within an experimenter's budget. Add-on boards, called "shields" add extra capability to the basic Arduino.