A whole generation of programmers have now grown up with the web, where JavaScript is the de facto language for creating dynamic user interfaces and managing databases.

The BBC Micro:Bit is a tiny programmable computer, designed to make learning and teaching easy and fun!

The time has come yet again for Maker Faire Bay Area!

Are you looking for inexpensive gifts that will challenge and engage the recipients mind? This year DigiKey has put together a list of a few products that will do just that.

If you’re reading this maybe you’re interested in building your very first robot and being able to program that robot. The MOVE: for the Microbit microcontroller may just be the answer to all of your problems.

The micro:bit is a small microcontroller designed to make microcontroller projects easy and entertaining. In this how-to article, we will look at getting a micro:bit running on MakeCode, a programming platform for the micro:bit.

My 8-year-old daughter was tasked by her 3rd grade teacher to build a Valentines box. She searched the web and picked a unicorn box and wanted scrolling eyes. So I thought about the Micro:Bit.

The micro:bit is incredibly user friendly and can easily be used by entry-level makers including those in elementary school. The micro:bit is programmable by drag and drop of a hex file with no software to install.