Arduino interested folk

[Colin McGregor]

Interesting. Also, to be clear, something that was not obvious at
first glance, this program does produce files for standard PC Board
manufacturing (ie: you do NOT have to use Fritzing board making
service if you don't want to (and all other things being equal I would
prefer a service closer to Toronto than Germany)).

Bottom line in all of this, Fritzing makes it easier to build a design
on a breadboard and then turn that design into a finished "product"
(even if that finished product will only be done in quantities of 1 or
2). Frtizing has put a special emphasis on building Arduino add-on
"shield" PC boards, but again you don't have to use it for that.

On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 5:25 PM, Christopher Browne <cbbrowne-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w at public.gmane.org> wrote:
> I just saw as part of the "new to Debian package stream" a link to
> Fritzing, a PC Board designer tool, which includes some Arduino
> templates.
>
> http://fritzing.org/
>
> They have a service for fabbing such, at a not-too-lordly price for
> low quantities.  (It's not *cheap*, but quantity 1 isn't cheap...)
>
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