The Adafruit Learning System has 2,000 guides! @adafruit #adafruit THANK YOU!

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The Adafruit Learning System has 2,000 guides! Thank you to our entire team, Justin, Tyler, Sheehan, and everyone at Adafruit who builds and makes learn.adafruit.com one of the best resources online for learning. Thank you to all our authors, and contributors for putting your smarts out there for so many to build their dreams with. Thank you to our teams and friends that take photos, shoot video, write code, and helped make something so special for so many.

Most of all, thank you to the folks who read, learn, and share learn.adafruit.com and use it to help others.

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Here are some stats about learn.adafruit.com and an early screenshot. The earliest instance archive.org got it is from July 20th, 2012.

The first guide was one of the ladyada.net guides we moved over to learn.adafruit.com and it was the TTL Serial Camera, created_at: “2012-06-12 16:12:29”

The author with the most guides total for now is Ladyada at 333 guides. Noe & Pedro are at 252 guides, and John Park is at 144 guides.

Over the last 60 days, it looks like we average over 1 newly published guide a day.

There are 266 authors who can create guides at this time.

There are over 14,000 published pages across the 2,000 guides.

There are 140,680 individual elements across all guides.

There are 77,870 images uploaded.

Top guides!

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By the time this was posted there are now 2,002 guides.

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