Top 10 Reasons to Get an Arduino: Unlock the World of DIY Automation and More!

Welcome to the Playduino channel! In this video, I'm excited to share with you the top 10 reasons why you should consider getting an Arduino. Arduino is a versatile platform that can empower you to automate everyday tasks, learn programming, and dive into the world of DIY electronics. Discover why Arduino is a game-changer in the following areas:

00:12 Automation: Turn Everyday Devices Smart with Arduino
00:28 Affordability: Explore Cost-Effective Arduino Solutions
00:34 Wide Range of Boards: Choose the Perfect Fit for Your Project
00:54 Great for Learning Programming: Achieve Real-World Results
01:05 Stable 24/7 Projects: Your Creations, Your Rules
01:26 Abundant Online Resources and Support for Arduino Enthusiasts
01:36 Utilize Pre-made Code with Arduino Libraries
01:50 Open Source: Dive into Arduino's Source Code and Hardware Design
02:03 Cross-Platform Compatibility: Arduino on Mac, Windows, and Linux
02:30 Industry Opportunities & Rapid Prototyping with Arduino

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[deatenebrae]

Enjoying the series as much as your lessons in class :) will share

[deatenebrae]

In addition a video about differences between arduino and raspberry would be nice, or why one would choose either

[joeborovina]

Ouitstanding thank you for excellent content

[Volker-Dirr]

The Linux "hint" is a bit "funny" if you know Linux from 20 years ago. Nice joke. But today it is (at least a bit) out of date. There is an AppImage for the IDE under Linux available, so downloading it is as simple as downloading it for Windows and MacOS. And running it on Linux is even simpler then running it on Windows, since on Windows the software must be installed before you can run it while on Linux you can run it without installing it.
But you are right. A "normal" Linux user like to download the source and compile himself.