[Noisebridge-discuss] visit to noisebridge and arduino workshop

[Liz Henry]

Vasilis, this sounds great. I played around with Codebender a bit this 
week. It seems extremely useful in that it lets people upload code to 
Arduinos from the app in their browser.  Especially great for beginner 
workshops where people spend a lot of time just trying to get the 
Arduino app installed on their flavor of Linux.

The good syntax highlighting and easy ability to share code with other 
people and use their code is really nifty too.

So, an Arduino hacking workshop Thursday afternoon Jan 24?  We can put 
it on the wiki.  I think it would be good to use Noisebridge's 
main/central space, but if you would like a classroom I think that both 
smaller rooms are free in the afternoon.   There aren't any other 
scheduled events that day until 7pm.  What time would you like to say 
your workshop starts?



- Liz





On 1/10/13 5:48 AM, Vasilis Georgitzikis wrote:
> Hey everyone, My name is Vasilis, and I'm the co-founder of P-Space,
> the first hackerspace in Greece, and lead developer of codebender, an
> online IDE for Arduino development which gives people a much better
> way to code, and ways to collaborate, find existing interesting
> projects, and work in teams.
>
> We'll be visiting SF in a couple of weeks, and we'll definitely drop
> by the space at one point. I was thinking we could also host an
> Arduino workshop using codebender, to teach newbies the awesome world
> of Arduino hacking, and show veterans the awesome that codebender is.
> We're thinking of dropping by on Thursday,  Jan 24, and we could
> start the workshop in the afternoon. How does that sound?
>
> Vasilis
>
> P.S. If any existing Arduino veteran is interested in trying it out,
> you can check http://codebender.cc and send me your thoughts. I'm
> always interested for feedback from my fellow hackers :)
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