Mindboards

I think that there are some core issues with how this site is presented that could potentially drive people away from joining Mindboards. Many of these issues stems from the fact that Mindboards has very close ties with SourceForge, even though they are completely unreleated, which can be unsettling...

The current frames business on mindboards.net is pretty messy. I have a feeling that is is something to do with this. Perhaps we could look into implementing a better solution for the mindboards.net frontpages?

I've added you tcwan. You now have pull and push access to all repos.
The brickoc_ev3 repo was created by Xander, so you'd have to ask him about it.

GitHub is a great way to share code online. I've been using it for robotics projects for time time now. I've created an organization for Mindboards on GitHub: https://github.com/mindboards If you'd like to join and post your own project code, sign up for an account on http://github.com and PM me or ...

The "3" in EV3 comes from it being the third Mindstorms generation, not the third NXT generation

Hello everyone, I'm starting a new project, which will be a collection of useful libraries written in Not eXactly C. The project is hosted on GitHub . If you have a GitHub account, or wish to create one, feel free to fork the project and make pull requests. Otherwise, you can just post on this topic...

There is a whole thread containing speculations about the next version of LEGO Mindstorms NXT: https://sourceforge.net/apps/phpbb/mindboards/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=646 I haven't ever heard anything about a new version of LEGO robotics, since version 2.0. I doubt that LEGO will continue with the 'NX...

My robotics site: http://robotics.bungeshea.com My LEGO site: http://lego.bungeshea.com My general (non-robotics) blog: http://bungeshea.com I haven't really had a lot of time to post new content on there lately. For some reason, it keeps being blocked by the Tas DoE, so I can only access it from ho...

Hello, I'm currently working on a line-following robot which uses three sensors to follow a black line. The sensors are pretty much in line and right next to each other. Right now, I'm doing a simple line follow: if on the line go forward, otherwise turn left or right to regain the line. This means ...