Rx7man

I'm working on a project with an Arduino Mega 2560 right now, and I would really love to do it in a .net language that I'm much more familiar with, and by the sounds of it is object oriented.

The trouble is the Netduino has a limited suppy of digital IO's and analog inputs.  Has there been any talk of using a processor with more capability?  Just a quick glance at digikey's catalog would say a processor like STM32F101VET6 (Cortex) or STR912FAW47X6 (ARM).. the second even has CAN bus onboard which would suit me well since I'm looking at an automotive application.. Of course 3.3V is a bit of a tripping point, but not one that can't be overcome. 

I ought to get me a Netduino 1 just to get the hang of the programming language while I do my work with the Arduino for now.

Thanks, this looks like a promising platform

Hello all, I'm trying to get the feel for arduino/netduino, etc programming...

I have VS2012 ultimate, installed the x64 micro framework and SDK, but when I try and create a new project in VS by going to the MicroFramework -> Netduino (any version) I get the following error

The project file

'C:\Users\...... Temp\NetduinoApplication1.csproj' cannot be opened

There is a missing project subtype

Subtype '{b69e3092-b931-0442c-abe7-7eb65fa37f}' is unsupported by this installation

Did I mess up something in the installation or am I going about this wrong?

I'm also wondering if the Netduino projects can be compiled for an Arduino board?  I guess that would depend on the hardware of each.