Some of the first steps toward working with Arduino is understanding how to write code for it. The good news is that it's made with beginners in mind.

The library makes it easy to add TiVo control to your project, but [Thomas] went one step further and came up with an example application that provides a web interface on the ESP8266 or ESP32.

Google+ Hangouts provide a group video chat with the ability to add apps. [RobotGrrl] created a Node.js web app to control an Arduino that can be added to a Hangout. There’s a Javascript client ...

The top ten Arduino library authors *Glad to hear that, despite postmodern theory, the author is not dead. The library isn't dead either, which would please Umberto Eco ...

In the meantime, another add-on that brings 3G and GPS to Raspberry Pi or Arduino is available at Cooking Hacks for €189. There's also a cellular add-on for Arduino for $99.95.