Digispark is a micro-sized Arduino-compatible development board which boasts many of the features found in an Arduino - at a fraction of the price.

Additionally, the board supports the Arduino IDE, making it accessible to those who are already familiar with Arduino programming. The compact size of the Digispark opens up a plethora of ...

The result is the Digispark, a device that is fully compatible with Arduino so many of the great things about the original like the community, ease of use and the IDE all remain common ground.

The team behind the tiny Digispark have unveiled a slightly larger development board in the form of the Digispark Pro, which has been created to provide users with a tiny Arduino IDE ready, USB ...

Digispark Inside The microcontroller board, as mentioned earlier, is a Digispark clone and it can be programmed via the Arduino IDE. The choice of Digispark board (rather than picking an analog brick) ...

Adafruit’s Trinket and digiStump’s Digispark board are rather close cousins. Both use an ATtiny85 microcontroller, both have USB functionality, and both play nice with the Arduino IDE. … ...

There has recently been a huge influx of extremely small dev board based on the ATtiny85. This small 8-pin microcontroller is able to run most Arduino sketches, and the small size and low price of… ...

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A pint-sized alternative to the Arduino, the Digispark is likely to ignite love in a lot of DIYers' hearts.

Even if you don't know what an Arduino board actually is (in which case, ), chances are you've excitedly shared a link with your friends about something powered by Arduino. This wondrous open-source ...