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Arduino without fighting C++ syntax
FalangDuino is a friendly IDE for Arduino boards. setup() and loop() are diagrams, the wiring lives in its own document, and the app builds a regular .ino sketch, flashes it with arduino-cli and shows variables while the board is running.
How it works
Uno, Nano, Mega 2560 or ESP32 — once, when you create the project.
The Devices document holds pin modes and devices. The start of setup() is generated from it.
Pins, sensors, motors and displays are ready-made blocks in the loop() diagram.
Build & Upload compiles the sketch, flashes the board and attaches the debugger.
Hardware
Popular boards and six ready-made device drivers — their blocks show up in the insert menu right away.
Missing one? Add your own driver to the project or your personal library — or ask the AI agent.
FalangDuino
So your evening goes into the device, not into hunting for a missing semicolon.
Pins and devices
A digital pin is a HIGH/LOW switch, PWM is a 0–255 slider, sensors and motors are blocks with clear fields. No pinMode and digitalWrite calls that are easy to get wrong.
Debugger
Set a breakpoint right on a block and press Upload (debug): execution pauses on the board, the block lights up, and the panel shows variable values. Then continue or step over.
FalangDuino
A sensor driver is a pair of C++ files plus a JSON block description. It’s compile-checked with arduino-cli before saving.
Edits setup, loop and the devices table from a plain-language description — and can write a driver.
An agent in your terminal edits diagrams, writes and validates device drivers, fills in Devices.
The sketch, drivers and board settings are versioned in git, and versions compare right on the canvas.
The generated src/sketch/sketch.ino lives in the project — open it, read it, commit it.
setup and loop diagrams on sheets from A4 to A1 — for a report, a lesson or a stand.
FalangDuino
A smart home, a weather station or a weekend robot — without an evening spent chasing a missing brace.
Students see the algorithm instead of the syntax, and check it on the board with a debugger right away.
Wire up a sensor rig and test an idea quickly, before writing the firmware by hand.
FalangDuino
arduino-cli and the core for your board (for example arduino:avr for Uno, Nano and Mega). The app finds arduino-cli on PATH, in the usual install locations, or inside Arduino IDE 2.
Arduino Uno, Nano, Nano (old bootloader), Mega 2560 and ESP32 Dev Module.
Over the same USB serial port used for uploading. It’s verified on a real board on Linux; debugging isn’t available on Windows yet, while regular build and upload work wherever arduino-cli does.
Yes. Write a driver yourself, reuse one from your personal library, or ask the AI agent — the app validates it before saving.
FalangDuino will be available for download soon. The source is already open, and release news goes to the Telegram channel.
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