Build engaging programs for the BBC micro:bit using Microsoft's MakeCode web editor. Using this open-source platform, you'll learn to program in an accessible way that easily translates into real-world programming.
BBC micro:bit Recipes is a practical guide with a problem-solving approach. It provides exact solutions for common application development problems for the micro:bit using MakeCode. You'll discover and apply techniques that can be used to build simple games with sprites, keep score, and control game play.
The micro:bit is a small programmable device that is a cross between a very small computer and a programmable embedded board. It is simple to program, extremely versatile, and designed with young learners in mind. In particular, it is designed to be easy for people who have never programmed before.
By the end of this book, you'll have the foundation to build programs with the Microsoft MakeCode editor and use and process data with built-in sensors, such as an accelerometer, compass, temperature, touch, and light. You'll also see how to work with communication protocols, such as Serial, I2C, and SPI, and how to use variables, loops, logic, arrays, math, and functions to easily solve problems.
What You'll Learn
- Display text, images, and animations on the micro:bit display.
- Connect external sensors and process data.
- Make and play music through speakers and headphones.
- Use Bluetooth service to communicate with smartphones and tablets.
Who This Book Is For
Those who are interested in learning to program the BBC micro:bit with Microsoft MakeCode. The difficulty level falls from beginner to intermediate level.
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