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Ardublock - a visual programming language interface - allows elementary school kids to program Arduino. Thus, this simplicity can be translated to OSE's CEB Press Controller code so that people could reprogram their CEB as needed. | |||
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A visual programming environment for Arduino. An option for users who are not familiar with computer code. | A visual programming environment for Arduino. An option for users who are not familiar with computer code. | ||
Revision as of 04:48, 23 August 2017
Intro
Ardublock - a visual programming language interface - allows elementary school kids to program Arduino. Thus, this simplicity can be translated to OSE's CEB Press Controller code so that people could reprogram their CEB as needed.
Download
A visual programming environment for Arduino. An option for users who are not familiar with computer code.
http://blog.ardublock.com/ - Do not download, this is outdated (8/2017). Github
Getting Started Guide from Sparkfun - this shows the latest donload at https://sourceforge.net/projects/ardublock/ (8/17)
Installation from Ardublock Site
- See http://blog.ardublock.com/engetting-started-ardublockzhardublock/
- Directions are not clear. First - to Find Sketchbook location - click Browse and then click on the Sketchbook folder, which is typically under home/marcin/sketchbook, where marcin is the username so substitute whatever username you are using
- Now take the ardublock-all.jar folder that you downloaded. Create directories in the sketchbook folder explicitly as instructed. Place the ardubblock-all.jar in that folder.