Re:How to pick a microcontroller
by learc83 on Sunday March 19, 2017 @01:00PM
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>I disagree.
You don't seem to actually disagree.
You said:
>Sure, if you never programmed a small device, by all means, start with an Arduino.
And the OP said advice "for real beginners", i.e., people who have never programmed a small device. I didn't read anything that hinted that the OP was suggesting people never advance beyond Arduino.
Again your disagreeing with things the OP never said.
You:
>As for RPI, it's neither a production device, nor a learning tool for embedded programming.
OP:
>you really just want a small computer running Linux but with GPIO-Pins?=> Raspberry PI
You don't seem to actually disagree.
You said: >Sure, if you never programmed a small device, by all means, start with an Arduino.
And the OP said advice "for real beginners", i.e., people who have never programmed a small device. I didn't read anything that hinted that the OP was suggesting people never advance beyond Arduino.
Again your disagreeing with things the OP never said.
You: >As for RPI, it's neither a production device, nor a learning tool for embedded programming.
OP: >you really just want a small computer running Linux but with GPIO-Pins?=> Raspberry PI