Playing with Netduino and the .NET Micro Framework

4/29/2011

I’m playing around with the Netduino a little bit tonightI ordered a couple of months ago from Amazon, and haven’t had the time/energy to do anything with it until tonightThat finally changed though, I was shocked how easy it was to get going with it.

Basically here were the steps to get started: (I followed the instructions and steps from http://netduino.com/downloads/ ) Install Visual Studio 2010 (that was already done due to my DotNetNuke work) Install the .Net Micro Framework SDK V4.1 Install...(read more).

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