We're excited to announce the launch of the r/PTSolns Reddit community!
Over the years, we've had the opportunity to interact with an incredible community of makers, students, educators, hobbyists, and engineers. Whether you're building your first Arduino project or designing complex embedded systems, one thing has always stood out: the creativity and willingness of the community to help one another.
That's exactly why we created r/PTSolns.
Why We Started It
Our goal is simple: to create a welcoming community where anyone using PTSolns products can ask questions, share ideas, and inspire others.
While our Documentation Repository contains datasheets, libraries, examples, 3D models, Fritzing files, and much more, sometimes you just want to ask a question, get feedback on a project, or see what others are building. Reddit provides the perfect place for those conversations.
What You'll Find
The community is open to everyone, regardless of experience level. We encourage you to:
- Ask questions about any PTSolns product
- Get help with programming and troubleshooting
- Share your finished projects and work in progress
- Show off creative uses for our hardware
- Exchange ideas with other makers and engineers
- Suggest new products, features, or improvements
Whether you're experimenting with one of our microcontroller development boards, using an I2Connect module, building an IoT project, or learning embedded programming for the first time using our PTSolns IDE, we'd love to see what you're working on.
A Community for Everyone
We want r/PTSolns to be a friendly, supportive, and encouraging space. There are no "beginner" questions here. Everyone starts somewhere, and some of the best ideas come from simply asking.
If you've built something interesting with a PTSolns product, consider posting a few photos or a short write up. Your project might inspire someone else's next creation.
Likewise, if you're stuck on a problem, don't hesitate to ask. Between the PTSolns team and the growing community, we're confident someone will be able to point you in the right direction.
Join Us
We're just getting started, and we'd love for you to be part of building this community from the ground up.
Visit r/PTSolns, introduce yourself, share your latest project, or ask your first question. We look forward to seeing what you create.