The ezPixel lights it up [Resources]

I've been an EE and digital logic designer for over 30 years. For the past 25 years I've been using FPGAs almost exclusively for designs I create for a variety of professional applications. For the uninitiated, FPGAs are field-programmable gate arrays, which essentially means they are reconfigurable hardware chips. My work is enjoyable and satisfying, but recently I’ve wanted to explore fun projects that are quite different from the day job. I also wanted to bring my FPGA skills to the maker movement: FPGAs are rarely used there, largely because working with them is considered difficult compared with the relative simplicity of an Arduino.