Getting Started with micro:bit Part 2: Electronic Magic 8 Ball

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Published 2017-04-17

As we continue with the micro:bit tutorial series, we replicate a famous 1950s toy: the Magic 8 Ball. Here, we show how easy it is to respond to accelerometer events, such as physically shaking the board. Additionally, we cover how to share your Microsoft MakeCode project by sending someone the .hex file or creating a project page in MakeCode.

micro:bit: www.sparkfun.com/news/2336

Magic 8 Ball project: pxt.microbit.org/53725-01214-61380-59278

All Comments (10)

@d_sanu 4 months ago

Great Tutorial 🎉 I will try it on my new microbit 🎉 thanks Sir
@clearwavepro100 7 years ago

thank you for making and sharing this with us!
@aspectcarl 7 years ago

I enjoyed that practical example
@alexfinns6162 3 years ago

Nice!
@TheFullStack 4 years ago

How hard did you keep the micro bit.it will break
@MatthewHartsuch 7 years ago

I definitely think the micro:bit is under rated
@lintangwisesa 7 years ago

nice tutorial, Sir
@whatthefunction9140 7 years ago

How is this more intuitive than, you know, typing?
@lironee8667 6 years ago

I am so pro