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We’ve had a thoroughly understanding to ecode, today let’s draw a five-pointed star there as the below picture states:

This is a simple balls classifier device that could recognize the color of the ball and has them classified automatically.

Hi, we have introduced “ecode” last week, now I am going to use it to program a project---Hello, ecode!

Build an eggbeater model via blocks and power it on with the button.

Through the "graphical programming" micro:bit spiral, we used it to implement a simple spiral animation and left a question at the end, which is the figure below. You may find that this figure is hard to be achieved by micro:bit. How about ecode?

While I am browsing the website, an interesting Chebyshev connecting rod structure case comes to my eyes, which are used to simulate the walking of the robots.

Hello, today I will use micro:bit to make a simple reaction test game. There is a small bright spot on the LED matrix that moves left and right. When the bright spot moves to the middle, press the A button...

We may program to make the Cutebot turn on its directional lights while it turns. It’s also possible to control the lights via Joystick:bits or sensors, here I’ve programmed to change its driving status at random for each scheduled time.

Make a volume reminder with micro:bit.

Hello, when we hold birthday parties, the lighting candles come to our mind for best wishes! If we have a micro:bit by hand, is that possible to make an electronic candle device with it? Here comes the case of blowing off the candle “fires” by sound.