icarusinflames
05-16-15, 05:58 AM
Anyone ever thought about learning to build DIY electronics and also to code a simple game for what is essentially acting like an early console gaming system?
I just had a revelation that I would adore this as a project, although I want to learn how to build from raw components more, where you have to solder. When I studied C++, I easily learned it and was amazed how much I enjoyed it.
But there are some systems like the adruino something and the raspberry something, which act like simple computers and do not require any soldering. I guess this would be better for someone who loathes the idea of soldering, or wants to share the hobby with a bright child.
One kit that looked cool:
http://us.kano.me/
Here are many recommendations for interesting looking kits to learn electronics:
http://lifehacker.com/the-best-electronics-starter-kits-1515941488
I just had a revelation that I would adore this as a project, although I want to learn how to build from raw components more, where you have to solder. When I studied C++, I easily learned it and was amazed how much I enjoyed it.
But there are some systems like the adruino something and the raspberry something, which act like simple computers and do not require any soldering. I guess this would be better for someone who loathes the idea of soldering, or wants to share the hobby with a bright child.
One kit that looked cool:
http://us.kano.me/
Here are many recommendations for interesting looking kits to learn electronics:
http://lifehacker.com/the-best-electronics-starter-kits-1515941488