[Coco] How many still breadboard?

[didier at aida.org]

Frankly I find easier to make a PCB and alternate between projects
from time to time, I break the project into 2 or 3 small pcb (when I'm 
not sure of the solution)
so I can debug them separately and assemble the pieces on a breadboard
this way, I can limit the cost in case of error
when I have a problem with on of the pcb, I rebuild the fonction on a 
small breadboad

last project:  a board to replace a 6502 by a 6809  (works on replica 1 
and SYM 1)

On 08/04/2020 02:18, James Ross wrote:
> How many electronics folk in this group still used breadboards?
>
> I found this video of Ben Eater fascinating on the subject:
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCbAafKLqC8
>
> He includes some good electricity / electronics theory in there too.
>
> Last year I spent a good amount time learning and bread-boarding some circuits with mixed (sometimes frustrating) results – but had some successes. I am wondering if I’ve been using the cheap breadboards that are no good -- most likely yes!.
>
> I am just curious; do you bypass bread-boarding altogether or go directly to PCB and troubleshoot multiple versions of that?
>
> -jr
>