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—- June 5, 2012

• Let's have a quick-reference list for which projects have been done. Put on the Progress page.

—- May 24, 2012

• Make a link on the project page here to your arthur page describing your work, either from the Progress Log or someplace else obvious. I hope to follow progress while out of town.

—- May 17, 2012

• One the parts list, when the books give a source such as SparkFun, make the part text link to the source page
• For example, P3 from Envionmental Monitoring list has 4Char display (SparkFun sku COM-09765)
• Actually, do this for anything that's not standard Arduino or RC electronics, as in 8-ohm speaker or phototransistors.

Just for Fun? From the SparkFun site:

I bought the new Ethernet Shield with the microSD card and I’m happy to report the Ethernet as well as the microSD are both working happily together.
I’ve updated Arduino TinyWebServer, an open-source library that implements a small Web server on Arduino to take advantage of the new shield, including the microSD card.
http://www.webweavertech.com/ovidiu/weblog/archives/000484.html
I’ve put up an example project that allows controlling an LED from a smartphone using the browser. You can use this as a starting point for a more complex project.

—- May 14, 2012

• A new page called Inventory has been linked to the Arduino Project homepage. This will be a list of the boards and parts we currently have. You can add these a little as a time.
• A new page called Projects has been linked to the Arduino Project homepage. On this page, list the projects from the books, a one-line summary of what the project is about, and a parts list.