This is how I setup the software source code control envirnment for my Arduino and Raspberry Pi work. I'm making use of the distributed version control system Git and it cloud based repository, GitHub.

Electronic design automation (EDA or ECAD) is a category of software tools for designing electronic systems such as printed circuit boards. I explore here what exists for the Arduino world.

I explore here the Flash, SRAM, and EEPROM memory options available for the Arduino, and several useful links. This table of information will be useful for later referance.

I assemble here a listing of useful tools for the Arduino developer. This includes things like Arduino IDE, Microsoft Visual Studio, Atmel AVR Studio 5, and even Scratch for Arduino.

What is the Arduino, where can you get one, what tools do you need to use it, where can you get specifications, and how can you find out more about the Arduino?