[Tod] wrote in to tell us about his latest project. It’s called wifino, and aims to set your Arduino free by offering a web-based IDE, online storage for your Arduino sketches, and even WiFi ...

That means all you have to do is browse through the book, pick a tutorial you want to work on, gather the materials, and ...

because you certainly could technically), set breakpoints, or single step. But it still useful to have access to at least some of your program’s internal state. Of course, Arduino has promised ...

Instead, you simply open the Arduino software (which can be installed on your Windows desktop or accessed online), write your code, and upload it to the board. Then, you're basically set.