Use microcontrollers to build custom controllers for Arcade games

Add some creepy eyes to a classic toy.

Detatch the two halves of the MONSTER M4SK for flexible screen placement on wide set creature heads!

Bring your costume mask to life with eyes that seem alive!

Flexibly display your pictures on your display-connected CircuitPython device

…and why you could never get it to swear.

Pulling your processor up by the bootstraps.

3D Print Case for the Adafruit PyGamer

Control your micro:bit attached to an Adafruit CRICKIT board in MicroPython

Remotely control a Crickit and micro:bit robot with a second micro:bit!

Use the power of Open Source Hardware to level up your electronics skills!

Debounce All the Things!

Add voice to your projects

A gentle guide for choosing a controller for your project

Never not funny!

3D(ish) Graphics on a Microcontroller

The not-so-mystifying oracle

You can program the new SAMD51 boards in Makecode, C++, and Python. How about Lisp or Forth? Why not?

Use MIT's App Inventor to easily make a killer Android UI that controls your Particle Photon or Electron Project.

Use vintage toys as modern fun with Crickit!

Ensure your audio clips are playable by your favorite boards!

Inside the ATMega328: a guided tour of a classic Microcontroller

There are 2 types of memories: those you remember and those you don't.

Build a 1980s-style synthesizer with DSP-G1 synth-on-a-chip, a Feather, and Trellis keypads and knobs for control!