Learn TINYGO with Real Code Examples

Blinking an LED on Arduino or microcontroller

Reading temperature from a sensor via I2C

Controlling a servo motor using PWM

Compiling TinyGo program to WebAssembly for browser

Implementing a small IoT data logger with Wi-Fi

Check board connection and drivers

Ensure correct target flag during compilation

Validate package imports and supported features

Monitor serial output for debugging

Update TinyGo and Go to latest versions if errors occur

Test simple peripherals first

Validate board target flags

Use serial console or logs for debugging

Run automated tests where feasible

Profile memory and performance on target device

Flash binary to microcontroller

Run TinyGo WebAssembly in browser

Deploy to Raspberry Pi or similar boards

Integrate TinyGo code with IoT cloud services

Package libraries for reuse in other TinyGo projects

TinyGo compiler

Go toolchain

Supported hardware SDKs (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc.)

Visual Studio Code or other IDEs with Go support

WebAssembly runtimes for WASM targets

Arduino and compatible microcontroller boards

Raspberry Pi GPIO and peripherals

WebAssembly for browser and server applications

I2C, SPI, UART devices for embedded projects

Cloud services and MQTT for IoT integration

Reuse hardware abstraction packages

Test incrementally on small devices

Use WebAssembly for rapid prototyping

Keep binaries small for constrained devices

Document target boards and peripherals

Limited Go library support

Debugging on hardware devices

Memory and binary size constraints

Concurrent goroutines on small devices

Integrating multiple peripherals efficiently