PragPub, April 2011
Table of Contents
Features
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You want to get into this popular open-source electronics prototyping platform, but you don’t want to have to work with development tools designed for artists and hobbyists. Maik shows you how to develop software for Arduino in a professional way.
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If you’re going to do serious Arduino development, you may want to work in an environment more like your day job. Here Maik shows how to set up your own IDE.
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Ian brings the testing power of the Ruby-based Cucumber testing library to the Arduino.
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Use the techniques in this article to sniff out problems and improve tests by increasing their level of abstraction.
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Claude Shannon was born in this month in 1916. Two decades later, he made history.
Departments
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Just because it’s a hobby that doesn’t mean you don’t need power tools.
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A few selected sips from the Twitter stream.
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Just your basic Arduino Sudoku.
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After a slow-ish winter, things are really heating up this spring.
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Some elements of Sun Microsystems were never going to survive the move to Oracle. John runs down the Doomed from the Get-Go list.
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