We’ve gotten a couple more #CircuitPython2023 posts! Thank you all! It’s not too late to post your own. Please post yours by January 18th (less than a week!) and email circuitpython2023@adafruit.com to let us know.
Would love a good circuitpython example of rotating a continuous servo with feedback (specifically the parallax 360) to a set number of rotations or a certain angle.
#CircuitPython2023: Better USB and I2C Device Support.
1. For USB Peripherals, more information could be surfaced to CircuitPython about the host. At simplest, are particular protocols (‘keyboard’, ‘mouse’ etc.) connected to a host or not? Also any other information available about the host, what type of computer it is (Mac/Windows/Linux etc.), or just a unique identifier that could be used to set a config profile for that computer. With my CircuitPython keyboard, I have to unplug and replug it every time I boot the computer. I do not have to do this with shop-bought keyboards. I think this is because the USB power comes on before the host is ready to enumerate the keyboard.
2. I would like to be able to make custom I2C devices in CircuitPython. Like SeeSaw, but programmable in Python without special programming hardware or complex tool chains.
#CircuitPython2023 is our annual reflection on the state of CircuitPython. We’d love to hear from you too! See the kick-off post for all of the details. Please post by January 18th.
Past posts:
- Footleg posted on Twitter and Mastodon.
- Bill Minarick (aka @silicatefondue@fosstodon.org) posted on Mastodon.
- TreasureDev (aka @TreasureDev@hackaday.social, @DJDevon3 on the Adafruit Discord) posted on Mastodon.
- Bradán Lane (aka @bradanlane@mastodon.social) posted on Mastodon.
- Andy Warburton (aka @andy_warb@mastodon.social) posted twice on Mastodon.
- Stylus (aka @stylus@octodon.social, @jepler on the Adafruit Discord) posted a longer post on Mastodon covering challenges in 2022 and goals for #CircuitPython2023.
- Seth Kerr (aka @Oakdevtech@mastodon.social, @skerr on the Adafruit Discord) posted on Mastodon.
- Ladyada and pt talked about it on the Python on Hardware portion of Ask an Engineer last night.
from Adafruit Industries – Makers, hackers, artists, designers and engineers! https://ift.tt/MflVgLw
via IFTTT
Комментариев нет:
Отправить комментарий