Comment on Arduino - "We are cooking something new for you."Comments−vyrotek15yDoes anyone here know of any rumors of what these changes could be?Its exciting to see the Arduino project and community grow. But, personally I'm going to buy a Netduino soon. (http://netduino.com)−blackguardx15y.NET? Why not embedded linux?−ramchip15yI may be missing something here, but aren't you comparing a programming language with an OS?−blackguardx15yLooking at the features provided by embedded .NET, it would seem like there must be some sort of embedded OS bundled with it.−dwiel15yI think the idea is that with linux comes many other languages.−sliverstorm15yI think he was listing guesses.And before you try to apply your logic to them, remember- they are rumors. Rumors defy logic.−RodgerTheGreat15yIf you like programming in C#, the prospect of a microcontroller that can run C# is attractive. It'd be pretty spiffy to have a similarly priced/specced device for Java, especially if the API stack was based on a standard like J2ME's CLDC.
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Does anyone here know of any rumors of what these changes could be?
Its exciting to see the Arduino project and community grow. But, personally I'm going to buy a Netduino soon. (http://netduino.com)
.NET? Why not embedded linux?
I may be missing something here, but aren't you comparing a programming language with an OS?
Looking at the features provided by embedded .NET, it would seem like there must be some sort of embedded OS bundled with it.
I think the idea is that with linux comes many other languages.
I think he was listing guesses.
And before you try to apply your logic to them, remember- they are rumors. Rumors defy logic.
If you like programming in C#, the prospect of a microcontroller that can run C# is attractive. It'd be pretty spiffy to have a similarly priced/specced device for Java, especially if the API stack was based on a standard like J2ME's CLDC.