Using WPILib
Virtually all FRC teams, including 3636, use the WPILib library to program their robots. This section explains how to get started with WPILib and use it to program a robot.
You will learn how to:
- install WPILib and a suitable development environment;
- create a command-based WPILib project;
- build and deploy your code to a physical robot;
- create subsystems to abstract robot mechanisms;
- create commands to abstract robot actions;
- and bring it all together to drive a robot.
Resources
- WPILib's official documentation, particularly the Zero to Robot guide
- WPILib Javadocs