The screen looks promising. The familiar simulator is to the left and the Arduino IDE — sort of — is to the right. There’s serial output under the source code, but it doesn’t scroll very ...

There is also a window that can compile your Arduino code and even debug it ... PIC and AVR CPUs that are supported by the simulator code it uses. There’s also four variants of Arduinos ...

In Arduino programs, called Sketches, you essentially write code to set up your Arduino for ... We now have a working traffic light simulator: Once you've uploaded the Sketch to your Arduino ...

and MakeCode uses that code to configure the simulator, as well as to generate the make instructions that can be printed out. This experience is great for beginners to the Arduino style of making.” ...