I'm not sure why they didn't just include an on-off switch/button instead of a reset button... An on-off would also accomplish the reset and be more useful for the kind of people using these boards (for education, etc.).  Alternately if it were just a plain button we could write code to sit in low power and turn on / off the main program... presumably meaning the battery could last for extended periods of time.

It seems like a hard wired reset button is the least useful kind of button they could have put on there.

So... been a couple of days and the web site is still basically "down" as far as useful content goes and no replies to my query for docs.

I did manage to dig through google caches and third party stuff enough to get my LED shield going.  But I'm curious as to what's up with the project / community...  I am hesitant to buy a bunch of these for my friends' kids if TinyDuino is not really an active project.

I take it that the web site was redesigned recently because none of the documentation or examples are accessible.  If I search google I can find some stuff cached but it's hard to read due to lack of CSS, etc...

If you go to the web site and expand the section on documentation for TinyDuino or the LED shield it just shows sample text / a fake list... no links to actual docs.

I was able to get blink going and now I'm mainly looking for docs / examples for the LED shield.


thanks,
Pat