Adafruit has announced this month the second release candidate of CircuitPython 6.0.0. The latest release brings a number of new enhancements to the CircuitPython platform, and is a programming ...
Join us on Wednesday, July 26 at noon Pacific for the CircuitPython Happenings Hack Chat with The folks from Adafruit! It’s always a party when the good folks from Adafruit stop by the Hack Chat, and ...
Last week it was announced that CircuitPython 4.0 is now available to download and test out. CircuitPython is Adafruit’s branch of MicroPython designed to “simplify experimentation and education on ...
Modern microcontrollers like the RP2040 and ESP32 are truly a marvels of engineering. For literal pocket change you can get a chip that’s got a multi-core processor running at hundreds of megahertz, ...
The Sensiron SHT45 precision temperature and humidity sensor got featured here a couple of years ago, and wonderful Adafruit has picked up on it, and not only produces SHT4x breakout boards (right), ...
You can program the ItsyBitsy microcontroller breakout board in Python using a simple text editor. No installs, IDE, or external compiler is required. On the one hand ...
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