Just another idea that I would love to see implemented: an ESP8266 based clicker board. Such board should basically follow the schematic of Adafruit ESP 8266 feather boards or Lolin NodeMCU v3, but bringing everything in the clicker board format, with one mikroBUS socket. Programming could be done i...

What about making a Grove adapter click board? One that would allow the use of Grove sensors http://wiki.seeedstudio.com/Grove_System/ with Mikroe boards? Such an adapter should have: 1 Grove analog connector (matching the AN pin) 2 Grove I2C connectors 1 Grove UART connector 1 Grove digital connect...

I know. The ideea was to provide a dedicated area where we can announce Arduino libraries, and for related discussions.

On Mikroe website, the Ozone click https://www.mikroe.com/ozone-click is listed as discontinued, with LPG click and HYDROGEN click as suggested substitutes.

I think the best substitute for this click board is the Ozone2 click https://www.mikroe.com/ozone-2-click.

Can you please consider adding a dedicated topic on the forum for Arduino libraries for click boards? I think the best way is to put this new topic under the Hardware section.

Also, on Libstock it would help a lot to have the "Arduino" option besides "Other" when searching by compiler.

Happy New Year! Ditching the 0-ohm SMD jumpers would be a significant improvement. Not only for 3.3V or 5V voltage selection but also for configuring other options, such as I2C address or switching from I2C to SPI. I'm against 3.3V only click boards. Arduino Uno boards have 5V logic levels, and ther...