If it even almost works, let's make getting it working even better worth the time of the people behind it. I haven't played with it, but if it even ALMOST works, let's all get busy on. Three cheers for this EXCELLENT initiative. but I can make a great start on the overall road to success with the simulator. If I can "do" the LED in the simulation, I've solved the Arduino and software problems for doing the door lock in the real world. FOR THE SIMULATION, I doubt that there is a door-lock-thingie "device" in the simulator. In the final product, the Arduino will make an output high to make the door-lock-thingie unlock. "Stuff" boils down to inputs and outputs.įor a maybe-almost-too-simple example: Suppose I was using the simulator to develop software for a system to unlock my front door if I press the right buttons on a keypad. I would encourage people using the simulator to teach Arduino use to encourage a good design/ development skill along the road to coping with the fact that the simulator probably WON'T simulate every possible bit of external kit:
How does it handle complex external hardware?
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