Networking in CircuitPython
CircuitPython provides several methods for connecting hardware to wired and wireless networks. Shall we see how?
CircuitPython on Raspberry Pi (Bare Metal / No OS)
Get the simplicity of CircuitPython on a regular Raspberry Pi. CircuitPython runs "bare metal" meaning it doesn't have an operating system like Linux.
PyLeap device enabled - In Rainbows
The Adafruit team is testing a device only code transfer and editor for BLE with CircuitPython. BundleFly bundles up the code and libraries, Glider glides the files on over, PyLeap helps making coding easy.
CLUE Light Paint Stick with CircuitPython
Using long exposure photographs, you can create beautiful light paintings with pixel art magically floating in mid-air using a strip of DotStar LEDs and Adafruit’s CLUE board running CircuitPython.
Creating and sharing a CircuitPython library
This guide covers all the steps to releasing a CircuitPython library for the world to use. We'll cover GitHub, ReadTheDocs and Travis.
Kombucha Thermostat with CircuitPython and Feather
Brewing Kombucha in cool climates is challenging. In this guide we use Adafruit's Feather M0 and CircuitPython to create a thermostat for brewing the perfect 'Buch all year round.
Debugging the SAMD21 with GDB
Debug your SAMD21 C code via the GNU Project Debugger (GDB) on Windows, Mac or Linux. Breakpoints allow you to pause your code at points of interest. Once paused, use a backtrace to see the current program state and the micro trace buffer to see the history of the program.