The Bug Labs Store is now open for open source hardware biz – Link.
4 thoughts on “Bug Labs Store open for open source hardware biz”
ampsays:
$550 for the combo, yikes!
samurai1200says:
$300 for the base was below my expectation, but still, AAUUUUGHHHH!!!!
I might still buy one, even though I can’t program Java.
ted3dsays:
Why Java on a device like this? For every day apps, C is easier, and is the unofficial language of open source. Plus, there are plenty of code snippets online in C that I can use. There’s very little out there for Java. And what’s so wrong with BASIC?
neuromancer2701says:
Yikes is right. I am a bit disappointed by the cost of these bad boys. I am glad that they are trying to push the open source business model but I would rather spend my money on other hardware.
Arduino
Make controller
Gumstix is pretty good and has a lot of addon as well.
I am an embedded C guy as well but I wish the best for them.
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$550 for the combo, yikes!
$300 for the base was below my expectation, but still, AAUUUUGHHHH!!!!
I might still buy one, even though I can’t program Java.
Why Java on a device like this? For every day apps, C is easier, and is the unofficial language of open source. Plus, there are plenty of code snippets online in C that I can use. There’s very little out there for Java. And what’s so wrong with BASIC?
Yikes is right. I am a bit disappointed by the cost of these bad boys. I am glad that they are trying to push the open source business model but I would rather spend my money on other hardware.
Arduino
Make controller
Gumstix is pretty good and has a lot of addon as well.
I am an embedded C guy as well but I wish the best for them.