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I am running a short Micropython intro workshop. The workshop gets attendees to use Rshell to interact with a wemos D1 mini (esp8266 port). There is a strong likelihood that people will show up at my next workshop with MS Windows installed on laptops so I thought I had better check Rshell works ok w...

Thanks @kevinkk525, I will give your library a try.

Also available for others to consider, not using uasyncio, is Rob Blaggar's library

A great blog on developing and optimizing a PMS5003 set up (on Pycom WiPy board) is by Dominik along with his library.

@cefn I answered your question with a new post

answering @cefn question related to teaching Micropython feels like a new topic! Feel free to post comments against my approach, ask questions or just post what you have done. Apologies for the delay in responding @cefn, I have just started a series of workshops to introduce Micropython. This comes ...

Many thanks @pythoncoder @dylands, really clearly explained!
Sorry I forgot to mention the devboards were ESP8266.

I just taught a short practical micropython course this evening; we used Rshell to transfer files and enter the REPL. I love Rshell, it allows a really simple interface to boards running micropython. At the course somebody asked why are we defining the buffer size on starting and I wasn't sure. rshe...

Great forum post. I was dismayed that PyCon at Portland appeared to have nothing covering Micropython this year... Well, there was a development board running it in the swag bag, a birds-of-feather meeting, and quite some coding done during the sprints. I wouldn't call that "nothing". Oh dear! Apol...

Great forum post. I was dismayed that PyCon at Portland appeared to have nothing covering Micropython this year... From my (limited) interface with the Python community here in Perth, Australia I have been really surprised how low the awareness level of Micropython is. So I think there is still a pl...

Also check out Rienier from Vinduino. Old school, tried and tested gypsum sensors.

Everything is open source hardware and software. Not Micropython, but the sensors are simple enough.

I am running a free introductory course in Micropython in a few weeks time. I would really like to use the "M" MicroPython logo as the only branding on the slides but it seems nowhere to be found. Would George Robotics prefer me to use the current snake-on-a-chip logo in the GitHub repo? I seem to r...