Perhaps we could do a London dojo on MicoPython? I imagine we'd need to
bring around 5 Pyboards to the party. I have one - do others?
It's fun, cheap and amazingly easy to use - no complex tool chain, just
write 'main.py' to the pyboard like a memory stick and it works.
_
Cambridge is definitely interested...
We’re trying to reboot the Cambridge Python User Group into more activity, and
I have been looking for speakers…
We meet the first Tuesday of each month, at 7:30, normally at RealVNC near the
railway station. So far as I’m concerned, we’d work around which
On 25/09/2015 14:25, Nicholas H.Tollervey wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> So the BBC have realised that MicroPython is really a thing that works.
I'm speaking a little out of turn here but ...
... for those who haven't followed the plot so far, can I point out just
how much work and diplomacy this repres
Hi Folks,
So the BBC have realised that MicroPython is really a thing that works.
They've said they would be up for loaning us micro:bit devices for
community events over the Autumn (heavy emphasis on the word *loan* here).
:-)
If you're interested in having your evening user group become a "hey
