If you are completely new to mbed, the best place is to start on the handbook Homepage.
You can get answers to most common questions by searching the mbed website.
The most common questions and answers can be found on FAQs
Places you may find answers to your questions:
Each mbed ships with a single license to create a single account, but in some scenarios, like laboratories, there are more potential users than physical hardware. To solve this we have created signup codes
We do have some sponsored units that we can send to the coolest/most interesting projects, but as always demand is far greater than supply.
If you're undertaking a project that you think might be suitable, check out the sponsorship page, and complete the online form :
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If you can't find the answer you're looking for, please don't hesitate to post in the appropriate part of the Forum. mbed users are a friendly bunch and will be pleased to help you.
A good way to get help with a piece of code that's not working for you is to Publish the program. To do this, right click the program in the Compiler and choose Publish. Include the URL returned in your post.
This way users can very easily check over your complete program and therefore help you better.
You are very welcome to post in the Bugs and Suggestions forum.
Finally, if you have an urgent problem or wish to discuss something privately, please email support@mbed.org
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Do you have an application note on how build projects with a local (non-web based) compiler?
The hardware is nice, but I do not trust placing my development code on the web.