Arduino simplifies things by only using just one coding language. Here's what you need to get started with developing software for the tiny device.

If you’d like to skip needing to use a second Arduino, we’ve seen some other tools available for debugging Arduino code that can run straight from a connected PC instead.

(Hint: there’s no Arduino-provided code involved; hardware registers and the __asm keyword show up.) If you learned embedded programming in an earlier era, this will probably seem glaringly obvious.

The Debugger helps you to better understand your Arduino code, and simplifies the debugging process. However, it isn't available for all Arduino boards.

If you have ever wanted to build your very own WALL-E robot you may be interested in a new Arduino project guiding you through the process ...

Der „Pico“ mit eigenem RP2040-Chip der Raspberry Pi Foundation hat Arduino-Nano-Format; programmieren lässt er sich mit MicroPython, C und Visual Studio Code.