Honestly I did not spend too much time on the user management part of the service. Google OAuth just came handy.
BTW tinkerdoodle.cc does not collect any user info other than the email address.
Online MicroPython IDE
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mess-maker
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Re: Online MicroPython IDE
Hi
could you make this compatible with microbit ?
should be a nice addition to program this board from chromebook
could you make this compatible with microbit ?
should be a nice addition to program this board from chromebook
Re: Online MicroPython IDE
Good idea. I don't have a micro bit yet. Let me get one and do some testing.
Re: Online MicroPython IDE
I got a micro:bit v2, and made Tinkerdoodle work with it. Refer to https://tinkerdoodle.cc/user/_/notebook ... 0Bit.ipynb for instructions.
Haven't tried micro:bit v1 yet, but I suppose it should work as well.
Can someone who has micro:bit try it and see if there is any problem?
Specifically I found the serial REPL of micro:bit is a bit unstable. I added retry logic in Tinkerdoodle to fix the errors as much as I can. It works fine for small programs (< 100 lines of code), and may see problem in large programs.
On the other hand, the serial REPL of Raspberry Pi Pico is much better. If you have Pi Pico, feel free to follow https://tinkerdoodle.cc/user/_/notebook ... Pico.ipynb.
Haven't tried micro:bit v1 yet, but I suppose it should work as well.
Can someone who has micro:bit try it and see if there is any problem?
Specifically I found the serial REPL of micro:bit is a bit unstable. I added retry logic in Tinkerdoodle to fix the errors as much as I can. It works fine for small programs (< 100 lines of code), and may see problem in large programs.
On the other hand, the serial REPL of Raspberry Pi Pico is much better. If you have Pi Pico, feel free to follow https://tinkerdoodle.cc/user/_/notebook ... Pico.ipynb.