If you like Arduino systems, you'll probably like this one too. You can program it using the regular Arduino IDE and most of the sketches will work just as well as the regular ones. It's MUCH faster than regular Arduinos and has some great features if you look at the specs. There is also another language you can program it in that is more powerful. It seems all the advanced features are available in the regular Arduino IDE. You just need to look up what features are there to access those features. Also, this thing uses very little power. Especially if you're trying to be frugal in your code. Surprisingly little performance. This is ideal for battery powered projects.
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