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NeoPixel Halloween Costume - Tips for Costume Electronics

By bekathwia

NeoPixel technology adds a touch of magic to Halloween costumes. Discover expert tips for adding dazzling lights and effects to your costume electronics.

PROJECT
94

Color-sensor Driven NeoPixel Dress

By Adafruit Industries

Light up the dance floor with a gradient color pattern driven by the colors around you!

PROJECT
184

NeoPixel Tiara

By Adafruit Industries

Wear a crown of LEDs for your birthday or prom!

PROJECT
93

Gemma Firewalker Lite Sneakers

By Adafruit Industries

Your new favorite LED sneakers.

TUTORIAL
749

Getting Started with Microsoft MakeCode Maker

By Maker.io Staff

This article introduces you to the online simulation and coding app, and provides an overview of the most important features.

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2,471

Python on Hardware

By Maker.io Staff

A whole generation of programmers have now grown up with the web, where JavaScript is the de facto language for creating dynamic user interfaces and managing databases.

PROJECT
871

Make It Glow How to Solder NeoPixels, A Beginner's Guide

By Adafruit Industries

This guide is for beginners who are ready to take the next step in DIY electronics: putting that soldering iron to use to add NeoPixel or other addressable LEDs

PROJECT
96

Mini Pinball Table with Gemma M0

By Adafruit Industries

Use CircuitPython and the Gemma M0 to control iPad pinball built into an extruded aluminum mini table!

PROJECT
72

CompuCanvas 101 - Transitions

By Adafruit Industries

I'll walk you through the process of constructing a CompuCanvas type system, designing characters and scenes on canvas using functional computer systems.

PROJECT
293

Building CircuitPython

By Adafruit Industries

Adafruit's CircuitPython is an open-source implementation of Python for microcontrollers.

PROJECT
622

CircuitPython with Jupyter Notebooks

By Adafruit Industries

Jupyter lets you create interactive notebooks containing code, text, and rich media that you can share with your friends.

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221

Use MicroPython in Microcontrollers

By John LeDuc

Python is an interpreted high-level programming language.