The Untold History of Arduino (2016)
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The Untold History of Arduino (2016)
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#3Prior discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11212021
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#5And this is why I buy Chinese made clones of Arduino.
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#6And this is why I buy Chinese made clones of Arduino.
What site do you use?
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#8One year later:
"Arduino Welcomes Hernando Barragán as Arduino Chief Design Architect" https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2017/05/19/988294...
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#10And this is why I buy Chinese made clones of Arduino.
I don't even bother with Arduino clones. You can get much better for less money.
E.g. in the UK on Amazon an Arduino Uno R3 is £39.99 and a clone with excellent reviews is £6.99.
For £5 I can get an ESP8266 on a NodeMCU board - these have more GPIO, much faster CPU, WiFi, drop nicely in to a breadboard, etc. They work with the Arduino IDE with only a tiny bit of configuration.
For not much more there's an ESP-32 which adds, among other things, a faster dual-core CPU and Bluetooth.