Raspberry PI 400, Visual Studio Code, Arduino IDE

Quick look inside the PI 400 then how to install Visual Studio Code and Arduino IDE onto the Raspberry PI 400, Not all Arduino installs are created equal, you want the latest so dont do this "apt install arduino"
How to import Arduino Sketch into PlatformIO / Visual Studio Code and some gotcha's Case sensitivity can cause migraines .....

[@YTDUDE]

Hi, my wife and son ordered same pi 400 for me. Expect to get it in few days and I find your vid very helpful as I wanted that for my workshop exactly as you showed. Thumbs up! Happy New Year to you and family :)

[@avejst]

Great Video as always
Intersting projects
Thanks for sharing :-)

[@TheBreadboardca]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@PhoticsTV]

Ha, I liked that you took the Raspberry Pi 400 apart before using it.
I stumbled upon your video while researching the minimum specs for Visual Studio Code. Even though I can see you using the Raspberry Pi 400 and Visual Studio Code in the video, I still have trouble believing that a $100 computer can be used for development, but I suppose that is the point of the video that I'm working on. It's way cheaper for someone to be a developer today than 30 years ago.

[@TheBreadboardca]

If your using it for arduino / ATMEGAxxxx or similar chips then I would expect it to be perfectly good, big flash footprint chips , windows apps like sizes then probably not so much, but still very usable.

[@glennedgar5057]

Thanks. Good video. Thanks for reviewing the automationndirect arduino plc a while bavk

[@GarethOchse]

if you want the latest arduino, what should you run from the terminal?

[@TheBreadboardca]

just follow the instructions on the arduino site for linux / raspberry pi