Beep, beep, beep, follow us if you agree! Tutorial Introduction: Since Makecode supports an offline version, it has greatly reduced the long waiting time for domestic users logging into the online version, significantly improving project completion speed. Coupled with the new serial monitor feature, using the analog value sensor with Robot:bit has become more intuitive … Read more
A major feature of MakeCode is its ability to enable programming through a graphical interface, making programming simple and enjoyable. Additionally, MakeCode can be extended with various functionalities through packages, allowing connections to various sensors and modules. This not only fully utilizes the convenience of graphical programming but also offers unlimited extensibility, broadening its application … Read more
In the latest update of Microbit MakeCode, the Python feature has been enabled. This means that when using MakeCode, we can also use Python programming just like in the Maker version of MakeCode, making MakeCode a versatile programming platform. First, open the beta version of MakeCode in your browser (the Python feature is currently in … Read more
Tutorial 1: Addition Quiz Machine Introduction: This tutorial comes from the Miao Family Forum, a loyal fan of I Love Mushroom xmg tutorials; without further ado, let’s raise a toast!We are just good friends! [I Love Mushroom xmg said]When my son was in first grade, the teacher assigned 20 questions as homework every day; I … Read more
KittenBot Learn programming with our feline friends! To learn programming, just follow us; We have a wealth of programming tutorials waiting for you! Understanding the Micro:bit Matrix The Micro:bit comes with a 5*5 LED matrix; although it’s a bit limited, it can still be fun to design some mini-games with it as a learning board. … Read more
Click here to view the original link. Awesome Micro:bit A curated list of resources for the BBC micro:bit, a tiny programmable computer designed to make learning and teaching easy and fun! This embedded board has a Bluetooth capable microcontroller, USB interface, accelerometer, magnetometer, light and temperature sensors, 5×5 LED matrix, buttons, and accessible GPIO. Inspired … Read more
