One in a million

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Just quietly - I am really happy that this blog has reached over 1 million page views !
I don't know what to say, but I feel like I should say something.

Thank you for visiting my blog.

Here are the blog posts that have received most attention to date:
1. Ultrasonic sensor
2. Simple Arduino Serial Communication
3. Bluetooth tutorial 1
4. Bluetooth Android Processing
5. Sound Sensor
6. 433 MHz RF Module with Arduino : this one is rising FAST !
7. Reading from a text file and sending to Arduino
8. Flex sensor and LEDs
9. PhotoCell - sensing light
10. Simple Arduino Serial Communication (Part 2)


For a list of all my projects - please visit my projects page:
ArduinoBasics Project Page

If that is not enough, then perhaps you should visit the Arduino Tutorials Community on Google+.
You are bound to find a project that sparks your interest, or perhaps you could even share your own !

Feel free to leave your thoughts, suggestions or messages in the comments.
Or if you wish to send a confidential message to me - then I would advise to use the form on my Feedback page.

Thanks again for visiting, and good luck with your project and/or Arduino journey !!

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