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Minimal ATSAMD21 Computer is Arduino compatible
This project describes how to build an ATSAMD21-based computer on a prototyping board using the minimum number of components, and program it from the Arduino IDE. David Johnson-Davies writes: I give two alternative methods of uploading a bootloader to the bare ATSAMD21 chip using the Arduino IDE.... Read More
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