The Arduino meetup has a mission to foster innovation around the Arduino platform.
Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software.
We welcome software developers, inventors, electronic enthusiasts, artists, designers, hobbyists, DIYers and curious minds who want to learn how make their own hardware and write code for it to interact and interface with the physical world.
Our workshops are engaging, interactive and informative.
Want to see some cool Arduino projects? Several are demonstrated at each meetup! Bring your project if you need help! Bring your ideas if you want help getting started! Arduino enthusiasts from all experience levels will be on hand to get you started!
Join us in learning this exciting physical computing platform!
Please note: This is not a class. This is a gathering of individuals with mutual interests. If you would like to sign up for a class on the Arduino platform, please visit meetup.com and search for Arduino 101. We host at least one class per month.
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Tired of using the Arduino's built-in IDE for your programming? It works very well for simple sketches like Blink, less well when your robot or drone has 20 files worth of code. These slides give detailed instructions for installing and using Arduino in Eclipse, a free integrated development environment used by professionals.
Eclipse runs on Windows, Linux, Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, and Mac OSX. The plug-in discussed here has worked successfully on Windows, Linux (OpenSUSE), and Mac; it should work on the other platforms as well but not guaranteed.
Programming the Arduino with Eclipse