Arduino Plug & Make kit: no more breadboards!

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Arduino has released Arduino Plug and Make kit - an IoT starter kit to get you hooked on programming, electronics and microcontrollers - the easy way!

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Table of Contents:
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00:00 - Intro
00:30 - There are many kits, why this one is different
01:47 - Arduino Plug and Make kit
08:00 - Getting started tips
09:40 - not just hardware, it is the software
14:00 - what have I made with the Arduino Plug and Make kit
15:40 - conclusions

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Created thanks to the support of the Patrons:
Robert Sheeder, Sandra Isaacs, Dane Maron, DoomedSardines, David Granz, Alan C Aspray, Daniel Galton, Leroxy, Natasha Wilding

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[Arduino]

Awesome video, Mat! Thanks for sharing!

[szz]

I have been searching for something like this. It's like a giant breadboard without the initial step back a newbie may take when seeing a traditional breadboard.

Love it. ORDERING.

[juancarlosabad]

Finally they did something like that.... M5Stack has been doing something similar since years for I2C (Groove) point-to-point connections but that Arduino solution is definitively better as it allows Daisy-Chain connections solutions sucks as multiple IO Units use the I2C bus pins with parallel inputs or outputs, and therefore you cannot use multiple I2C peripherals..)....On the other side that Arduino motherboard solution is just a mechanical platform ; M5Stack is better in that sense as most devices are LEGO compatible....

[davebooth]

Oooh, I wander if this would interest my kids enough to get them into coding. Might have to get one to see