MicroPython Forum

Hopefully someone more knowledgeable about ESP32 can confirm, but I believe that this enables FreeRTOS threads (tasks) to use multiple cores, and that MicroPython threads are based on FreeRTOS threads. You can use the _thread module (which is uhh undocumented... see https://docs.micropython.org/en/...

You might find a bit more information from the folks at Seeed (where I believe it was first sold?) or Tindie where an alternative adapter is available . Without a standard-ish connector those modules seem to be a little awkward though...the breakout board that comes with them alleviates that to some...

Love the enthusiasm; so keen you offered help twice ! ;) Although some further progress has been made I believe Damien wants to sort out a few more technical issues before letting it loose. I'll keep at him to release it but I suspect Damien won't until it's at a level of quality he's happy with...p...

Yeah, it's pretty cool to see! Bitluni's work outputting VGA from an ESP32 is pretty awesome.

There's also Brian Lough's shield to connect a TinyPICO to an RGB Matrix display.

I'm also aware of a couple of other boards being developed for the TinyPICO, I'll post here when they're ready!

I did bring up the Spresense in the January Melbourne MicroPython Meetup . The hardware is really interesting (six cores!) but, as you might gather in the video :), there was some skepticism when Sony's name was mentioned. Apparently they don't have the best track record for good microcontrollers - ...

Going to have to take a trip to KMart!

I asked a similar question on Adafruit CP forums (https://forums.adafruit.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=152352), what would it mean to havd a minimal support of SAMD based boards on MicroPython. Scott (@tannewt) was kind enough to give me some advice in implementing the SAMD port; in short, some of the ...

MicroPython v1.11 was released yesterday! Congrats to all involved. :) Highlights include: Improvements to the mpy format (with support for native code) and a Javascript port. But there have been many, many incremental improvements across the board - over 350 commits since v1.10 on 26th Jan. Take a ...

Yeah, Sipeed are doing some really interesting work with that Kendryte K210 RISC V micro! For reference, MaixPy is their MicroPython fork and documentation is available in Chinese and, a little less complete, in English. Their twitter account is a good source of news at the moment. I'm really excite...

Do you have an ESP32 documentation issue that you want addressed? Please let me know if it's not listed here! I want to try and tackle these documentation improvements soon...

Either respond in this forum or just raise a ticket on that repo. Thanks!