© Joan Horvath, Lyn Hoge and Rich Cameron 2016
Joan Horvath, Lyn Hoge and Rich Cameron, Practical Fashion Tech, 10.1007/978-1-4842-1662-0_6
Joan Horvath1 , Lyn Hoge2 and Rich Cameron1
(1)Nonscriptum LLC, Pasadena, California, USA
(2)Los Angeles, California, USA
One of the things that people find intimidating when starting up Arduino projects is that you do need to learn to program, at least a little. The good news is that a good way to learn computer programming is to look at examples, and there are many examples out there for basic Arduino programming.
As with our sewing and electronics chapters, we only have the space to get you started here, and you will probably need some details fleshed out using other resources. Arduinos ...
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