My world collided with that of electronics when I bought my first Raspberry Pi. I wanted to learn how to hack through the GPIO ports (even bought a breadboard and an Arduino shield) and just then I realized, that the lack of schooling in electronics and engineering at all is probably a serious hold-back.
I know electronics is not particularly an area for noobs, but still there are common principles that can be followed more easily. I was delaying the search for more accessible resources, until the other day I saw this on Kickstarter. I'm pretty sure, this can't be the only one or the best possibility, but what I wonder is, if it is good enough (at least as a promise)? I also realize that, since it is in fund-raising period, no one has actually tested it and can share their experience.
And while on Kickstarter I noticed another project. This one leads me to the entry-level problem from another angle - take them and teach them while they're young. So this kit seems suitable for children, doesn't it?
I know these projects are at the end of their fund-raising period, but I'm sure one can have an impression pretty quickly, and share an opinion.
Best regards!
