Editing EAGLE (program) (section)

==Community==
A large group of textual and video tutorials exists for beginners to design their own PCBs.<ref name="Instructables"/>

The [[DIY]] electronics site [[SparkFun]] uses EAGLE and releases the EAGLE files for boards designed in-house. SparkFun Electronics<ref name="SparkFun"/> is a company that has grown due to the hobbyist market exemplified by ''[[Make (magazine)|Make]]'' magazine and others. Many of these companies offer EAGLE part libraries<ref name="SFE"/> which define schematic shapes, pinouts, and part sizes to allow for correct layout in the PCB layout editor.

Other popular libraries include [[Adafruit]],<ref name="Adafruit"/> [[Arduino]],<ref name="Arduino"/> SnapEDA,<ref name="SnapEDA"/> and Dangerous Prototypes,<ref name="DangerousPrototypes"/> [[Farnell element14|element14]] (a subsidiary of Farnell, former owners of CadSoft) also have some libraries available from their site.<ref name="Element14"/>

Using ULPs to convert EAGLE .BRD files into [[Specctra]]-compatible design files (with file extension .DSN) it is possible to export designs for usage in conjunction with advanced external autorouters such as [[KONEKT ELECTRA]],<ref name="ELECTRA_2017"/> [[Eremex TopoR]]<ref name="TopoR_2017_History"/> or Alfons Wirtz's [[FreeRouting]].<ref name="FreeRouting_2014"/> For further touching-up the finished designs in session format can be imported back into EAGLE via .SES to .SCR script file converters.