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Arrow Launches Free IDE For “Internet of Things” Apps

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Arrow Electronics has launched Arrow Cloud Connect, an online tool for developing ARM Cortex-M0+ -based designs and “Internet of Things” (or machine-to-machine) applications. Featuring technology from Freescale Semiconductor and Digi International, Arrow Cloud Connect is a free development environment.

Arrow Cloud Connect offers an online integrated development environment (IDE) for users to write, compile and program code to Freescale’s development platform for Kinetis L series MCUs.

[Image Courtesy: Arrow Electronics]

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