IoT-powered platform Particle has announced a collaboration with Microsoft to expand its suite of IoT development tools with the introduction of Particle Workbench, which aims to accelerate the time to market for IoT products.
The Particle Workbench will leverage Microsoft's code editor studio, Visual Studio Code, which according to Particle will offer IoT developers an "all-in-one and ready-to-use out-of-the-box experience to develop, program and debug professional-grade apps."
Particle CEO and co-founder, Zach Supalla said: "Our vision is to provide a fully integrated, seamless platform for developers to build the best IoT products possible, without the need to piece together individual costly features.
"We made the choice to work with Microsoft on the release of Particle Workbench in response to the urging of our customers who wanted access to a robust desktop development tool. Microsoft's leadership in building developer experiences and commitment to open source made them a natural choice," he added.
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Arduino Code for 'Sweep' by Simon Monk
Load up the following sketch onto your Arduino. You should find that the servo immediately begins to turn first in one direction and then back in the other.
Angle and speed can get adjust, set, in the sketch!!
The sketch is based on the standard 'sweep' sketch that you can find in the Arduino Examples under the folder 'servo'. You can if you prefer just run that sketch.
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