As much as we all love to work with Arduino, sometimes it’s as simple as making Arduino and Raspberry Pi working together for an intermediary development system. Any maker and hacker should love this duo between a microcontroller and a single board computer.
With a correct cable used for connecting the Raspberry Pi USB port to the Arduino micro-USB port and a correct installation of the Arduino IDE, you’re allowed to write and upload sketches right in the Arduino environment.
In this video tutorial is explained step-by-step how to use the command line to execute the installation of the Arduino IDE on the Raspberry Pi, run the Arduino IDE from command line, and how to see the result with an example from Arduino library.
