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Microsoft .NET Gadgeteer is an open-source toolkit for building small electronic devices using the .NET Micro Framework and Visual Studio/Visual C# Express.

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Microsoft .NET Gadgeteer is an open-source toolkit for building small electronic devices using the .NET Micro Framework and Visual Studio or Visual Studio Express. .NET Gadgeteer combines the advantages of object-oriented programming, solderless assembly of electronics with a kit of peripherals, and support for quick form-factor construction using computer-aided design.

This powerful combination allows embedded and handheld devices to be iteratively designed, built and programmed in a matter of hours rather than days or weeks.

Video description of the platform.

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Turn on LED with EBlock Expansion FEZ Raptor

I have a project to my studies and I need your help to use the EBlock Expansion. I need to make a test before I create the final program. The test: I have the EBlock Expansion with name GPIO in the image and plug in socket 18 on the mainboard Raptor…
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Use Ethernet ENC 28 on FEZ Ghi Gadgeteer

I have an FEZ Raptor with a ENC28 modul Ethernet. I would like to send data of my web site to the FEZ Raptor. My web site is on a Wamp server (installed on my PC) and, the FEZ Raptor is connected to my PC with the ENC 28 modul with a RJ45. How can I…
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.net micro framework and socket.io

I have 2 questions: question (1): I want to connect my Gadgeteer who works on .net micro framework v4.2 via TCP to a server i wrote on node.js, but I am just stuck on socket.Connect(new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Parse(ip_address), port)); it's just…
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Gadgeteer, importing specific GHI Electronics library

I got my hands on gadgeteer and I am just trying to play with it little bit. I am trying to get this code to work .Net Gadgeteer Camera, Touch Screen and Storage Everything seems to be fine except it looks like I missing the GHI electronics…