Quite. Also consider the applications. A great merit of the pyb library is its stability. I can't recall a single instance of a breaking change in 3.5 years of using it. Alas machine hasn't been quite as good in that regard, but breaking changes - at least in their effect on my applications - have been rare. As someone with quite a lot of MicroPython code this is a big deal.
If the CircuitPython devs keep open the option to make major breaking changes then users will have to decide whether the perceived benefits outweigh the potential drawback.
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Re: Adafruit CircuitPython
Peter Hinch
Index to my micropython libraries.
Index to my micropython libraries.
Re: Adafruit CircuitPython
It's actually the other way around.
Re: Adafruit CircuitPython
One of the reason I am actually considering CircuitPython over MicroPython for a project is the unified API between boards. That and ATSAMD support. I would however prefer the vanilla MicroPython API.