Thanks to A new era for Arduino begins today | Arduino Blog now the only official website is arduino.cc and all its subdomains.
Yesterday we shut down arduino.org and redirected it to arduino.cc. We are reviewing all our docs referring to the old site and fixing the broken resources. Please report here if you miss some critical information that was present in arduino.org.
Great news! I'm so glad there is now a single unified website for Arduino.
Well, I'm not. The arduino.org people put out some real crap (the Ciao library, for one, the Arduino with builtin WiFi and horrid library for another) that we are now going to be expected to deal with.
This is quite excellent news. This is only a first step in creating worldwide availability of the Arduino products and of straightening out the problems caused by the brief split within this community.
I hope that open source documentation and forum information on the .org products can join with the documentation on the .cc products as we go forward.
IDE Board Manager can't install the nrf52 package for Primo a Primo Core because it was on arduino.org. and the GitHub repository of arduino-core-nrf52 has no index.json
as to the Arduino.org boards, there should be now also more specific org-board sections additionally (like once in the .org forum), e.g. about the Star Otto and different other former proprietary org board developments, side to side to MKR, Yun, Due, Esplora, Materia,...!
@pert thank you for the typos report, we fixed them.
We are moving all the important content from the old website to the arduino.cc one. It will take a while because we are also checking if the documentation has to be updated/completed.
It would be nice if we could get an update on what the future is for the arduino-org repositories on GitHub. Have these been taken over by Arduino? Will they be actively maintained? I submitted a PR to the Ciao library repo a few days ago which hasn't had any response so far. It would be nice to know whether there is any point in further attempts to contribute to these repositories.
@pert we do not have access to http://www.arduino.org.cn yet but we are working on it and will update you here. It could take months before we will be able to access it.
I do not have info yet about the github organization but as soon as I will have info will write here again.
I am going to share a trick to retrieve data from .org servers but I do not know how long they will be online. You can put on your hosts file the following line:
Thanks for reporting this! I have submitted a fix for it:
FYI, this is not the correct place to report this sort of issue. This thread is specifically for reporting missing arduino.org content. It's much appreciated if you will point out any issues you find with the new reference pages but in the future please do so by creating a new topic in the appropriate forum section.