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Arduino Create is now available on Chrome OS devices
The new Arduino Create Chrome App enables students and other users to write code, access tutorials, configure boards, and share projects. Designed to provide a continuous workflow from inspiration to implementation, Makers can easily manage every aspect of their project right from a single dashboard.
All you need to use it is an Arduino account, a Google ID and a $0.99 per month subscription.
It is supported by the following boards: Uno, 101, Mega, Esplora, Nano (ATmega328), Micro, Zero, MKR1000, MKR Zero, MKR Fox 1200, Pro and Pro Mini (ATmega328).
Arduino Create app has been:
- Developed with the classroom in mind: The Arduino Chrome App allows you to teach and tinker with Arduino electronics and programming in a collaborative, always-up-to-date environment.
- Built for Chrome OS: Code online, save your sketches in the cloud, and upload them to any Arduino connected to your Chrome OS device, without having to install anything locally. All the contributed libraries are automatically included.
This app will work only on Chrome OS. If you encounter any bugs, issues, or have an idea on how they can improve the Chrome app, you can easily open a discussion thread on Arduino Forum.
Go to the Arduino Blog for further information.