Arduino: Getting Started With Arduino: The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide

by Steve Gold

New To Arduino? This Is The Book For You! - NOW INCLUDES FREE GIFTS! (see below for details)Whether you’ve just bought yourself your first Arduino or you’re thinking of buying one and would like to know more before taking the plunge, this book will provide you with all the information you need to take the first steps into the amazing world of Arduino!Written with the absolute beginner in mind, we’ll be cover all of the essentials and answering all of the questions an Arduino “newbie” is likely to have. We’ll look closely at areas such choose Arduino - What it is and why it’s the platform to go forGetting to grips with the components of your ArduinoThe operating systems that your Arduino will run onThe multitude of uses Arduino is suitable forA thorough breakdown of the anatomy of an Arduino boardAn introduction to the various Arduino models available and the differences between eachJust what is Genuino?How to set up the software required for the operation of your ArduinoHow to set up the boardHow to install the required driversLaunching the Arduino boardCreating your first Arduino sketchUploading sketches to your Arduino boardTroubleshooting when things don’t go smoothlyYour first Arduino project! - A step by step guid to your very first Arduino project!Arduino survival lingo - All of the technical terms you’re likely to encounter in the world of ArduinoEssential resources and further reading - A comprehensive introduction to recommended resources (broken down by difficulty level) for you to move on to when you feel ready to progress to more challenging projects.And as a bonus, I’ve also included a FREE BOOK and other great surprises!Click the buy button for instant access and to get started on creating amazing projects on your Arduino!

58 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 10, 2016

Reviews

[Conrad Pistoor · Rating 1 out of 5]

not worth the paper it's printed on! there is more information and the 1 sheet of instructions that came with the arduino uno board. This 'book' is worthless, the text is wide spaced to fill up the pages.
A waste of money.
there are no projects, just links and advertisements to other books he wrote, the positive comments on amazon are obviously paid for.
very unhappy

[meerz · Rating 3 out of 5]

Basic introductin

Good basic intro to arduino. I liked the explanation of the components on the board. I also appreciated the info about arguing clones.

[Amjad Abdullah · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good for beginners. provides brief information about everything.
better if it was supported with figures and pictures. A few more examples and explanation about the Arduino board components usage won't harm though. But in general it was a good quick summary.

[Pranay Kothapalli · Rating 3 out of 5]

A book for a total beginner, provides you with electronics lingo that you'd be using when you start out your development with Arduino. Not a recommended book for programming, but just basic technicalities related to Arduino.

[Jim Taglianetti · Rating 4 out of 5]

True to the title

Easy to read and very concise. Does not contain any unexplained arcane terms, phrases, or components. Recommend for the complete novice.

[Ietrio · Rating 1 out of 5]

A glorified blog post, not a book. The ultimate in 100 pages? Oh, come on!