A recap of The Feast: an inspiring, collaborative weekend in NYC with over 400 creative and genuinely good people.
The Feast on Good Conference in NYC is this weekend and SparkFun has been asked to join in on the discussion of social innovation and also teach a workshop.
OSHW Definition: We take a crack at saying what it means to make a piece of hardware "open source".
We made the trip to the Big Apple and wanted to say 'thanks' to all of you who came and saw us!
We show you how to program standalone ATmegas and introduce a new Arduino library to make using LED matrices easy!
A helpful video showing you how to integrate a magnetic card reader into your project!
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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!