MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Roberthh wrote:I have made a build of todays repository state. You can find it here https://github.com/robert-hh/Shared-Stuff

Thank you very much and I will check it out. I ended up building it myself using the Adafruit video.

... quality is potentially confusing. I use rshell exclusively on ESP8266 and Pyboards. Fair enough. I lived with the frustration that is Ampy (from adafruit) for a month before I totally stumbled upon uPyLoader yesterday out of trying to debug why Ampy all of the sudden just wasn't working. I had ...

... to update small changes, searchable, more version-able and overall much more concise. That being said, I like watching "overview" videos, which adafruit does well, for features and functionality. I use them often to see what I need to dig deeper into documentation to learn about. I do like the ...

... and the existing documentation supports that impression. And, not to forget, you can serach in it for a topic. So if appropriate videos of Adafruit exist, just let people use them. You may point at them in your documentation, but should not include a direct link besides one to the top level ...

... I will give myself a year or two before contributing anything, so that I don't have to change everything again. I think that you are wrong about Adafruit not contributing any code to MicroPython. In fact, all the changes they made and all the code they wrote is open and freely available for you ...

Paul, please accept my very best wishes regarding your health problems. I have 13 years experience of how tough long term health problems are

Regarding the videos, if Adafruit have good ones use them! You and Damien should stick to what you do so well: developing MicroPython.

Also the best wishes from my side!

And the minor thing... with the videos stretch goal... you have my backer voice to steal back the fruits (bad reference to adafruit ).

... Even if it is not manufactured any more, you may still be able to get one. You can also try one of the new ESP32 boards like WiPy2, Wemos LoLin32, Adafruit Feather ESp32, ... For ESP32 devices there the Micrpython.org port and the port by pycom.io.

I wasn't a backer (got into ESP's late) but my two cents is that the Adafruit videos are more than sufficient to meet this goal. Until CircuitPython becomes so different that the videos are of no use (its close or there already) or the existing micropython ...

... just relax and shoot some fun video doesn't come :-(. So, I have a proposal to our backers. As you know, for ESP8266 campaign, we partnered with Adafruit for sharing a word about MicroPython on ESP8266. They went much further than that and recorded bunch of the great videos for MicroPython on ...