Fun projects with Arduino and ESP8266 Learn by doing From Arduino IDE installation to Relays, GPS tracking and more

This new book from Steadman Thompson Editorial propose to "learn by doing" with 8 exciting and super fun projects. What kind of projects? A traffic light, a retro handheld soccer game, a WiFi alarm, a small synth, a GPS tracker, a mini jukebox and more.
The book contains circuits, programming code and even enclosure files if you want to 3d print them, so your prototypes become professional projects ready to be used.
With easy language and clear explanations, from the type of boards, to IDE installation and most used sentences, start today with Arduino and learn by doing.
Below you can find the complete list of projects contained in this book:
Traffic lights: the main idea of this project is to get familiar with Arduino IDE, the application required to write and upload code to Arduino. At the same time, you will develop a project that can be used for toy race cars or as a decorative object for your office desk.
Soccer retro handheld game: you can add buttons, a buzzer and some programming to previous project of controlling leds with Arduino and you end up having a retro handheld game. Shoot penalties and score to win. Pure seventies fun and at the same time understanding of all the things behind scenes.