We made the trip to the Big Apple and wanted to say 'thanks' to all of you who came and saw us!
We made the trek out to Maker Faire in San Mateo, CA this past weekend - and wow - was it worth it!
We have a cool project from Engineer Chris, a tutorial from Casey, a behind-the-scenes ad shoot video, and an announcement about Maker Faire!
Active RFID to open your car doors. Maps to Maker Faire and presentation times. And a bunch of new stuff!
New buying guide for Wireless and we've posted our super fancy printed ads. Class times at Maker Faire are now available as well.
Returning from a great weekend at Maker Faire, we've got some new items posted and some pictures from Austin.
We'll have the LilyPad kits available for sale at the Maker Shed. And we now have a PDF catalog!
We're bringing a fun kit to Maker Faire and showing off the new game on the LED Coffee Table.
We're heading to Austin! And we added 75 new footprints to our public Eagle Library
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There's a disclaimer at the very end, hopefully that's enough to keep people from attempting. Glad you liked it!
Wow great blog!