I've found that circuitpython is much better for beginners. Additionally, code becomes highly portable between different supported boards once written. I've been able to port code written for pi pico, lolin S2 mini (esp32-s2), lolin S2 pico (basically the same with screen), and seeeduino offerings as well.
I wonder if they will include it to the pico micropython uf2 file. or if a similar library will be added to the C/C++ SDK. thanks for the info on picozero
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Excellent little crash course. This helps me figure out how we fit PicoZero into our software ecosystem. Thank you!
Thanks Kevin. This video has important information about picozero lib. I liked it and saved for later.
Great video Kevin. I will check this out once I am back from my travels.
I've found that circuitpython is much better for beginners. Additionally, code becomes highly portable between different supported boards once written. I've been able to port code written for pi pico, lolin S2 mini (esp32-s2), lolin S2 pico (basically the same with screen), and seeeduino offerings as well.
I wonder if they will include it to the pico micropython uf2 file. or if a similar library will be added to the C/C++ SDK. thanks for the info on picozero
Thanks Kevin. This video has important information about picozero lib. I liked it and saved for later.