In the post I mention some resources for programming the Micro:bit, here I have added some additional resources.
The Micro:bit SBC can be programmed from applications running within a web browser
- BBC's official site (https://www.microbit.co.uk/create-code)
- Microsoft PXT coding general site (https://www.pxt.io/)
- Microsoft PXT site for BBC Micro:bit (https://codethemicrobit.com/)
Additionally there is an App from Samsung to programme the Micro:bit from an Android phone
For the Apple fans
Also Microsoft are developing a Windows 10 App to access the Micro:bit
- Apple and Micro:bit (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/micro-bit/id1092687276?mt=8)
Also Microsoft are developing a Windows 10 App to access the Micro:bit
- Microsoft & Micro:bit (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/the-bbc-microbit-and-microsoft/)
Additional resources
Lancaster University have a number of resources on using and programming the Micro:bit, they are responsible for creating and writing the BBC micro:bit runtime. And have C\C++ tools that can be used to programme all the features of the board.
ARMmbed are also a partner and have resources that work with the other partners including Lancaster University
As I find other resources I will update this post
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