Introduction

 As mentioned earlier, one of the wonderful things about these powerful ARM based Arduinos is the ability to handle complex networking protocols. We’ll show you how to make a simple internet connected project based on the MKR WiFi 1010. As the name suggests, this board has a build-in module that allows you to connect to a WiFi network, and from there to the internet. (It will also work on the Nano 33 BLE since it has built-in WiFi; you’ll just be missing the onboard battery connector that’s on the MKR.)

 Inspiration for this project came from Michael Ang, who demonstrated this at a job interview, and assistance with the JavaScript and Glitch came from Jack B. Du.