Arduino Editor - Web Editor. https://create.arduino.cc
The Arduino Web Editor allows you to write code and upload sketches to any official Arduino board from your web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge) ...
Use your own email and password to create an Arduino Create cloud account.
or use Acera logins: Arduino Cloud accounts:
Arduino Create 1. UN: ardcre1@aceraschool.org PW: Neopixel
Arduino Create 2. UN: ardcre2@aceraschool.org PW: Neopixel
Arduino Create 3. UN: ardcre3@aceraschool.org PW: Neopixel
Arduino Create 4. UN: ardcre4@aceraschool.org PW: Neopixel
Arduino Create 5. UN: ardcre5@aceraschool.org PW: Neopixel
Your Sketches will then be available from any web browser.
To use Arduino Cloud on Windows, macOS or Linux you need to install the Arduino Cloud Agent.
The web editor enable one to program the Uno and certain other Arduinos with a Chromebook, using the Chrome Arduino app:
Video: https://app.screencastify.com/v3/watch/zvfQkxYxu2eGmmVS2TKO
Using Arduino Create on Chromebook:
https://support.arduino.cc/hc/en-us/articles/360016495639-Use-Arduino-with-Chromebook
Note: When connecting an Uno to the Create cloud, Create will allow you to select the board, but not the port. To select the port, hit "Upload", and it will then ask you to confirm the port. The program should then upload.
Arduino Cloud App
https://app.arduino.cc/
https://docs.arduino.cc/arduino-cloud/
Getting Started: https://docs.arduino.cc/cloud/iot-cloud/tutorials/iot-cloud-getting-started
Login in/Create an account
Go to the IOT Cloud
Create a new Thing
Configure a Device
Create Variables
Connect to a WiFi Network
Edit the Sketch
Create a Dashboard
Arduino Project Hub. https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub
To save Arduino programs in the Arduino Create Cloud, you use the "Arduino Cloud Editor" which allows you to write code directly in your web browser and automatically stores your sketches (programs) in the cloud, making them accessible from any device with an internet connection; essentially, your programs are saved online and backed up automatically.
Key points about saving Arduino programs in the Cloud:
Access from anywhere:
Once saved, you can access your programs from any computer with an internet connection, as they are stored in the cloud.
No local installation needed:
You don't need to install the full Arduino IDE on your computer to use the cloud editor.
Automatic backups:
Any changes you make to your code are automatically saved in the cloud, eliminating the need for manual backups.
How to save a program in Arduino Create Cloud:
Login to Arduino Cloud: Go to the Arduino Cloud website and log in to your account.
Open the Cloud Editor: Access the online editor within the Arduino Cloud platform.
Write your code: Write your Arduino program in the editor.
Save your sketch: The program will be automatically saved to the cloud as you work.