Arduino Cookbook: Recipes to Begin, Expand, and Enhance Your Projects 3rd Edition

I haven't read all of it yet, but I'm glad that I got it.

This is The Bible for beginner Arduino fans. Has good stuff in it for even intermediate folks. I had the original 2010 version which introduced me to Arduino. Got this newer edition to keep me up to date on some things I've missed in the intervening years as well as some boards I don't normally use in my projects. Highly recommended.

Will help you do anything you need to figure out how to use an Arduino and get you on your way.You can pretty much build your first projects just by tweaking chunks of code from the book.

My favorite chapter was: CH13 Communicating Using I2C and SPI.

I have reviewed dozens if not hundreds of Arduino titles (not kidding, I really have). And this is one of the two books I purchased. This is one is a cut above all the rest. If you have only a little room on your bookshelf or budget for only a small number of Arduino books -- make this one of them.

This book contains a wealth of information and tips with regards to Arduino coding. It gives examples of code strategies as well as why some examples work when their presentation is not clear. It is an extremely good reference book

I was expecting just a list of fun Arduino projects, but this book focuses on what's happening "under the covers" -- how the Arduino IDE works, finer points of how you should code for Arduinos, how to debug various issues, how the compilation/build process works, etc. A MUCH BETTER BOOK than I hoped for. It's also very well written. I got the Kindle version.

This is the best "cookbook" yet. I read one of the first "cookbooks" TTL cookbook and loved it (45 years ago) and have read many since. No disappoints in any but this is the best so far. I am new to arduino and could not have found a better text to jumpstart me into the power of the platform. right topics, good examples, well written, practical with the right amount of theory.