January 2015
Beginner
324 pages
7h 42m
English
After releasing several Arduino boards and Arduino IDE versions, the Arduino team decided to specify a version 1.0 of the platform. Arduino’s version numbering was counterintuitive before. At the beginning of the project the developers increased the version number by 1 with each new release. They did that up to number 23, and then they decided to use 1.0 as the version number for the next release. That means Arduino 1.0 is more recent than Arduino 23.
Arduino 1.0, released at the end of 2011, has since been the reference point for all developments. The Arduino developers have also released the Arduino Uno board, and they’ve continued to improve the IDE and its supporting libraries.
In parallel, the Arduino ...
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