Stuff that lights up, stuff that drives motors, and stuff that helps you learn. That's what we've got for this week.
Hardware Hacking is an art, but there are some common methods to modifying devices that can jump-start any good hacking project.
At last weekend's Engadget Expand conference, our Educational Outreach Coordinator joined a panel about computer science in education.
The devs switch underlying databases for SparkFun.com and somehow, miraculously, the sky stays put firmly up above.
Our creative technologist entered Adam Savage's Inventern contest, and got featured on Tested.com!
This week we have new products, as well as a new website feature announcement. Check it out.
We were lucky enough to have Aaron come to SparkFun to talk about his projects for kids!
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