mcu_nerdA special thanks to everybody that has liked/followed my project. I just found out Hackaday is giving out seed money and so far I've been awarded some, so make that double thanks for the likes/skulls!
This has me thinking about doing a board giveaway later on this year as a way to give something back to the community. The winner(s) would get a board either assembled or in kit form (whichever form the winner(s) would like to receive it in) and I'll probably throw in a USBasp.
Again, I'm still taking suggestions for a 4th revision of the board.
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This dev board is great.
I've got a lot of projects that could/should have used an ATTiny chip, but not being particularly experienced/comfortable with flashing/programming them put me off. Using something like this would definitely help simplify the process; plug in your chip, plug in your cable and off you go!
Great work :)
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Thanks for the words of support and finding my board useful. I'm thinking about doing some dev boards for other mcu's such as the Atmega1284p.
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Do it, buddy. Do it. If you can produce this level of 'easue of use' for other mcu's that can only be a good thing.
It would definitely let me expand and start using other mcus other than arduinos!
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