Live stream to http://twitch.tv/adafruit doing a quick look at the new Raspberry Pi 3 native USB boot mode. This allows your Pi 3 to boot from a USB drive entirely without any SD card connected. You could boot from a big hard drive, SSD, and more.
Live stream to http://twitch.tv/adafruit looking at the MicroPython programming language, how it compares to Arduino, and demos of what it can do.
Live stream to http://twitch.tv/adafruit showing how to load MicroPython on the ESP8266. Learn how to install the required tools and run them to get started with pre-built MicroPython firmware images.
Live stream to http://twitch.tv/adafruit showing how to blink a LED with MicroPython! This simple ‘hello world’ for hardware is great for beginners to learn basics of running MicroPython code on a board. Also for more advanced users stick around to the end to see a preview of a handy new tool for copying files and running code on MicroPython boards (new video & guide coming soon for it too).
Live stream to http://twitch.tv/adafruit showing how to load files and run code from your computer on a MicroPython board. Using a simple command line tool you can setup an ‘Arduino-like’ workflow to edit MicroPython code on your computer and have it run on a board.
how to enable and use the WebREPL on MicroPython ESP8266. WebREPL allows you to access the Python REPL (read-evaluate-print loop, like a Python ‘command prompt’) from a web page!
how to load modules with MicroPython. Breaking code apart into separate modules helps you better structure complex scripts, and share code across projects. Learn how MicroPython supports a few different ways of importing modules in your own projects.
how to use microSD card storage with MicroPython. Learn how to connect a microSD card to boards like the pyboard, WiPy, and ESP8266, and how to use the cards to store data & source code.
how to make oldschool demoscene plasma effects on NeoPixels with MicroPython ESP8266!
how to compile and load an in-development version of MicroPython for Feather M0/Atmel SAMD21G18A-based boards. Learn how to use a Vagrant VM to compile the firmware and flash it to a board.
how to use SSD1306 OLED display with MicroPython on the ESP8266. Use MicroPython to control tiny little OLED displays–perfect for showing sensor readings, IoT projects, etc!
how to use a new beta port of MicroPython to Atmel SAMD21-based boards like the Feather M0 and Arduino Zero! Explores how to load the firmware on a board and get started using basic features of the firmware.
how to use the SSD1306 OLED display with MicroPython! This follows a previous video on using the display with ESP8266 MicroPython by showing a new simpler way to use modules with both ESP8266 and SAMD21 MicroPython ports.
how to use the DC Motors & Stepper driver with MicroPython. Ends with a fun ESP8266 MicroPython WiFi controlled robot demo!