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* http://www.smashingrobotics.com/arduino-simulators-lineup-start-developing-without-real-board/
 
* http://www.smashingrobotics.com/arduino-simulators-lineup-start-developing-without-real-board/
  
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Free:
 
* Prototyping: '''Fritzing''' (free and pensource program): http://fritzing.org/home
 
* Prototyping: '''Fritzing''' (free and pensource program): http://fritzing.org/home
 
* Prototyping and Virtualisation: '''123d''' (free online service)''': https://123d.circuits.io/lab
 
* Prototyping and Virtualisation: '''123d''' (free online service)''': https://123d.circuits.io/lab
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Commercial (to power up a simulation you need a license):
 
* Prototyping and Virtualisation: '''Virtual Breadboard (''commercial'' online service)''': http://www.virtualbreadboard.com
 
* Prototyping and Virtualisation: '''Virtual Breadboard (''commercial'' online service)''': http://www.virtualbreadboard.com
  

Revision as of 15:40, 21 June 2016

Arduino IDE

The (fast!) Ubuntu-way via ppa (cited from ... thanks!):

You have to add the Ubuntu Make PPA, update the local repository index, install ubuntu-make and run the umake command for installing arduino:

sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ubuntu-desktop/ubuntu-make
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-make
sudo umake ide arduino

Optional, to remove Arduino IDE, do:

umake ide arduino --remove
sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-make


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Arduino prototyping and simulation

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