Learn PIC Programming in mikroC

If you are looking for online resources for learning PIC Programming in C, then you should probably check these two blogs:
1. http://pic16f628a.blogspot.com/
This blog starts with making your own PIC16F628A Development Board, and then teaches you basics of microcontroller interfacing by doing various experiments. The language of programming is C and the compiler used is the demo version of mikroC. The board has following features:

• Access to all I/O pins through female header pins
• 4 Push Buttons for Input
• 4 LEDs for Output
• An LCD Interface Port
• A 4-digit Seven-Segment Display Interface
• LCD Backlight Switch and Contrast Adjustment
• ICSP Programming (Very Important)

2. http://picboard.blogspot.com/
This is another blog that teaches you about PIC12683, a 8-pin microcontroller from Microchip. The writer again starts with making his own development board, and uses mikroC for doing experiments. The board has following features:

1. A Regulated +5V power supply.

2. 3 Red LED outputs which can be connected to any GPIO pins using jumper wires.

3. An ON/OFF power supply switch.

4. A Green LED as a power ON indicator.

5. An 8-pin IC socket for PIC12F683 microcontroller.

6. Two potentiometers: one for providing Vref, and other for simulating analog input to ADC.

7. An ICSP header connector.

8. Two tactile switches for input operation.

9. A TTL to RS232 level shifter using a transistor circuit.

10. A piezo buzzer.

11. A DC motor with driving circuit.

12. Access to individual pins of PIC12F683 through female header pins.