Michel Trahan

We might consider to study a special "good-practice" guidance for tiny boards like Netduino.

That would be perfect for a tutorial Perfect for newbies like me that want to learn the best practice on MF

Did you remember the "ancient" PC-XT @ 4.77MHz, with 640K ram???

Hey, I bought a co-processor for one of those to make my galaxy creation simulation work in a week instead of a month

However, there are many friends that don't know how to build even a simple circuit with a 555.

I'll have to learn about those

Secondly, perhaps they are attracted by this board and would build a very simple application.

Yeap, that is me, simply learning .net in an interesting way (.net in all forms, normal, phone and MF, cool and having fun)

Thirdly, such a context is very useful because it shows clearly some lacks of a Netduino/MF board.

This is the goal of this experiment. Find out what works and what is missing, all for the ease of programming whatever we get our hands on

I'm looking at a 3D Printer right now and it is because I played with a netduino that I might have on in a few months

It is not a problem of our lack of knowledge about what to use when ... it is a question of finding out how we can adapt our tools to help even more

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Hi Guys and Girls,

Girls ? Where ?

Currently I have a successful Netduino driver for this shield: Arduino Motor Shield (L298N).

Cool, I'll want one when budget will allow I know it is a stupid question with you since you will ... but can you add it to the sandbox wiki ?

MotorShield.SetState(Motors.Motor1, Directions.Backward, 100);
MotorShield.SetState(Motors.Motor2, Directions.Forward, 50);

I vote for this one, you can easily read the purpose of the code

that could be quite some overhead on code memory.

I vote for not adding all those overloads ... no overlords please (pun intended)

It would be nice if there was a beginners tutorial on using I2C with the Netduino. Not just the code but connecting multiple devices to the bus. I know your suppose to use pull up resistors but I can't find any information on when to use them what type or how often. But a short and sweet tutorial would be great to answer these type of question us beginners have. And it would have the added benefit of being easily found.

I agree ! Beginners Tutorial Please