Breakout Game on the Metro RP2350 #Gaming #CircuitPython #AdafruitLearningSystem @adafruit.com blog.adafruit.com/2025/03/04/b...
Breakout Game on the Metro RP2350 #Gaming #AdafruitLearningSystem @Adafruit
This guide presents the classic video game Breakout which uses an HDMI monitor for video out and a computer keyboard connected via USB for game control. A piezo speaker provides sound. This guide d…
blog.adafruit.com
March 4, 2025 at 7:18 PM
Work in progress of a Reverb sound effect for CircuitPython. Based on FreeVerb. #CircuitPython #Reverb
March 24, 2025 at 12:35 AM
Work in progress of a Reverb sound effect for CircuitPython. Based on FreeVerb. #CircuitPython #Reverb
🐍🎧 Real Python Podcast — Exploring CircuitPython
Exploring CircuitPython
Have you ever wanted to explore using Python with electronics? CircuitPython is a great platform to get started with. This week Christopher talks with Thea Flowers. Thea has been creating several hardware projects based around CircuitPython, and she ta...
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January 8, 2025 at 5:00 AM
🐍🎧 Real Python Podcast — Exploring CircuitPython
I've made *many* little SynthDIY boards over the years, targeting: low-cost, for newbies, Pico & CircuitPython. Here are some.
I've never been quite satisfied w/ the results.
Maybe the solution is more knobs & more choc keyswitches?
Good idea?
#SynthDIY #RaspberryPiPico #CircuitPython
I've never been quite satisfied w/ the results.
Maybe the solution is more knobs & more choc keyswitches?
Good idea?
#SynthDIY #RaspberryPiPico #CircuitPython
June 9, 2025 at 10:30 PM
I've made *many* little SynthDIY boards over the years, targeting: low-cost, for newbies, Pico & CircuitPython. Here are some.
I've never been quite satisfied w/ the results.
Maybe the solution is more knobs & more choc keyswitches?
Good idea?
#SynthDIY #RaspberryPiPico #CircuitPython
I've never been quite satisfied w/ the results.
Maybe the solution is more knobs & more choc keyswitches?
Good idea?
#SynthDIY #RaspberryPiPico #CircuitPython
Coming Monday on the next episode of The CircuitPython Show: A panel discussion with @todbot.bsky.social, @markkomus.bsky.social, Cooper Dalrymple, and core developer jepler all about the new audio effects in CircuitPython. Here's Cooper on what the effects are based on:
April 2, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Coming Monday on the next episode of The CircuitPython Show: A panel discussion with @todbot.bsky.social, @markkomus.bsky.social, Cooper Dalrymple, and core developer jepler all about the new audio effects in CircuitPython. Here's Cooper on what the effects are based on:
In the most recent episode with @todbot.com, he mentioned the Synthiota and now you can pre-order one! smallrun.net/shop/todbot/...
synthiota synthesizer kit in CircuitPython - todbot synth toys
Pico/Pico2-based board for playing with synthesizers in CircuitPython or Arduino. A synthesizer designed for CircuitPython synthio that features 27 RGB LEDs,...
smallrun.net
August 22, 2026 at 8:39 PM
In the most recent episode with @todbot.com, he mentioned the Synthiota and now you can pre-order one! smallrun.net/shop/todbot/...
I wrote a brief history of the making of the CPZ Machine. #Zork #ZMachine @circuitpython.org @adafruit.com #fruitjam.
danthegeek.com/2025/09/29/c...
danthegeek.com/2025/09/29/c...
Using CircuitPython For Running a Z Machine? Yes!
For several years I have been thinking about how cool it would be to have a CircuitPython-based Z Machine for running Zork and similar adventure games. Unfortunately, no one had written one that I kno...
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September 29, 2025 at 3:42 PM
I wrote a brief history of the making of the CPZ Machine. #Zork #ZMachine @circuitpython.org @adafruit.com #fruitjam.
danthegeek.com/2025/09/29/c...
danthegeek.com/2025/09/29/c...
I think this is a good thing for the #CircuitPython community.
The Mu editor had issues and we all know resources are limited.
Thonny and VSCode have both delivered solid solutions for developing code for CircuitPython hardware. There is even a browser-based IDE if you use chrome based browsers.
The Mu editor had issues and we all know resources are limited.
Thonny and VSCode have both delivered solid solutions for developing code for CircuitPython hardware. There is even a browser-based IDE if you use chrome based browsers.
The Mu Python code editor is sunsetting in 2025
blog.adafruit.com/2024/12/10/t...
blog.adafruit.com/2024/12/10/t...
The Mu Python code editor is sunsetting in 2025
In a Made with Mu blog post today, the developers of the Python code editor have announced they will retire the code in 2025. In summary: We (the core development team) have decided together to ret…
blog.adafruit.com
December 10, 2024 at 5:00 PM
I think this is a good thing for the #CircuitPython community.
The Mu editor had issues and we all know resources are limited.
Thonny and VSCode have both delivered solid solutions for developing code for CircuitPython hardware. There is even a browser-based IDE if you use chrome based browsers.
The Mu editor had issues and we all know resources are limited.
Thonny and VSCode have both delivered solid solutions for developing code for CircuitPython hardware. There is even a browser-based IDE if you use chrome based browsers.
Next up is Building CircuitPython with Dan Halbert, and last will be on Writing a CircuitPython Library. I'm excited to venture out into more topic based episodes in addition to interviews and if you have any feedback, let me know!
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February 10, 2025 at 7:15 PM
Next up is Building CircuitPython with Dan Halbert, and last will be on Writing a CircuitPython Library. I'm excited to venture out into more topic based episodes in addition to interviews and if you have any feedback, let me know!
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There is a browser based IDE for CircuitPython but I assume it requires WebSerial. I have not tried it ...
code.circuitpython.org
code.circuitpython.org
CircuitPython Code Editor
code.circuitpython.org
November 22, 2024 at 4:56 PM
There is a browser based IDE for CircuitPython but I assume it requires WebSerial. I have not tried it ...
code.circuitpython.org
code.circuitpython.org
Check out my first instructable, where I put together a 3d printed and laser cut piano with CircuitPythonand a Pico 2!
Of course, huge shoutout to the BC Hatchery and everyone making @gallaugher.bsky.social Physical Computing class work.
www.instructables.com/Pico-2-Piano...
Of course, huge shoutout to the BC Hatchery and everyone making @gallaugher.bsky.social Physical Computing class work.
www.instructables.com/Pico-2-Piano...
Pico 2 Piano W/ CircuitPython
Pico 2 Piano W/ CircuitPython: This instructable will describe how to assemble an electronic piano with one scale based off of a Pico 2, a speaker, and an amplifier. This project has a nice balance of...
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March 20, 2025 at 1:35 AM
Check out my first instructable, where I put together a 3d printed and laser cut piano with CircuitPythonand a Pico 2!
Of course, huge shoutout to the BC Hatchery and everyone making @gallaugher.bsky.social Physical Computing class work.
www.instructables.com/Pico-2-Piano...
Of course, huge shoutout to the BC Hatchery and everyone making @gallaugher.bsky.social Physical Computing class work.
www.instructables.com/Pico-2-Piano...
Updated the CircuitPython Board Viewer to let you compare boards. For instance, here’s ESP32-S3 vs ESP32-C3 QTPys. S3 has two I2C busses, C3 has a B00T0 button! todbot.github.io/CircuitPytho...
August 26, 2026 at 7:40 PM
Updated the CircuitPython Board Viewer to let you compare boards. For instance, here’s ESP32-S3 vs ESP32-C3 QTPys. S3 has two I2C busses, C3 has a B00T0 button! todbot.github.io/CircuitPytho...
Things on my mind lately:
* CRDTs
* Micropython/CircuitPython
* Serverless/BLOB store-based infra & DBs
* CRDTs
* Micropython/CircuitPython
* Serverless/BLOB store-based infra & DBs
October 19, 2023 at 4:00 PM
Things on my mind lately:
* CRDTs
* Micropython/CircuitPython
* Serverless/BLOB store-based infra & DBs
* CRDTs
* Micropython/CircuitPython
* Serverless/BLOB store-based infra & DBs
Love getting an email from Autodesk Instructables highlighting my students’ CircuitPython work! Check out @eshapatel.bsky.social & @jennywbe.bsky.social work on neopixel hopscotch! www.instructables.com/Interactive-...
Interactive Hopscotch
Interactive Hopscotch: This hopscotch takes community play to the next level! Every time you step in a hopscotch square, LEDs will light up based on a response from a break beam sensor. You can arrang...
www.instructables.com
December 14, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Love getting an email from Autodesk Instructables highlighting my students’ CircuitPython work! Check out @eshapatel.bsky.social & @jennywbe.bsky.social work on neopixel hopscotch! www.instructables.com/Interactive-...
I am taking advantage of the F'ing tariffs to pick up some of my UFOs (un finished objects).
One of these is a 3-axis camera slider. I have this MKS DL32 CNC controller for the project.
Recently, @adafruit.com shared a camera slider running CircuitPython. This will be different but the same 🙄
One of these is a 3-axis camera slider. I have this MKS DL32 CNC controller for the project.
Recently, @adafruit.com shared a camera slider running CircuitPython. This will be different but the same 🙄
June 8, 2025 at 4:09 PM
I am taking advantage of the F'ing tariffs to pick up some of my UFOs (un finished objects).
One of these is a 3-axis camera slider. I have this MKS DL32 CNC controller for the project.
Recently, @adafruit.com shared a camera slider running CircuitPython. This will be different but the same 🙄
One of these is a 3-axis camera slider. I have this MKS DL32 CNC controller for the project.
Recently, @adafruit.com shared a camera slider running CircuitPython. This will be different but the same 🙄
Almost a Theremin. I2c, time of flight sensor, dealing with None values, mapping laser-generated inputs to frequency sound outputs. Duty cycle changes to adjust volume based on analogio. CircuitPython exam magic.
April 2, 2025 at 10:28 PM
Almost a Theremin. I2c, time of flight sensor, dealing with None values, mapping laser-generated inputs to frequency sound outputs. Duty cycle changes to adjust volume based on analogio. CircuitPython exam magic.
For everyone interested in this thing or daring enough to build their own: I created a Github repo with all files needed.
github.com/christopherk...
github.com/christopherk...
April 15, 2025 at 1:05 PM
For everyone interested in this thing or daring enough to build their own: I created a Github repo with all files needed.
github.com/christopherk...
github.com/christopherk...
The focus is MicroPython, but I believe ViperIDE works well with CircuitPython these days? It's a very good browser-based editor.
(Also requires a Chrome-based browser, unfortunately)
viper-ide.org
(Also requires a Chrome-based browser, unfortunately)
viper-ide.org
ViperIDE
viper-ide.org
December 12, 2024 at 5:47 AM
The focus is MicroPython, but I believe ViperIDE works well with CircuitPython these days? It's a very good browser-based editor.
(Also requires a Chrome-based browser, unfortunately)
viper-ide.org
(Also requires a Chrome-based browser, unfortunately)
viper-ide.org
I send out stickers to random folks who share a pic of #SwiftUI or #Maker projects based on my YouTube lessons using #BuiltWithProfG. Today’s included UK. Will send anywhere in the world, free, if you win. Hack on! SwiftUI list: bit.ly/prof-g-swiftui CircuitPython: bit.ly/circuitpython-tutorials.
January 7, 2025 at 10:58 PM
I send out stickers to random folks who share a pic of #SwiftUI or #Maker projects based on my YouTube lessons using #BuiltWithProfG. Today’s included UK. Will send anywhere in the world, free, if you win. Hack on! SwiftUI list: bit.ly/prof-g-swiftui CircuitPython: bit.ly/circuitpython-tutorials.
Esha & her team member Jenny Weber created the brilliant Interactive Hopscotch - www.instructables.com/Interactive-.... Hack on, CircuitPython & Raspberry Pi Pico Makers! youtu.be/oWJWMwDTsVs
Interactive Hopscotch
Interactive Hopscotch: This hopscotch takes community play to the next level! Every time you step in a hopscotch square, LEDs will light up based on a response from a break beam sensor. You can arrang...
www.instructables.com
February 20, 2026 at 8:29 PM
Esha & her team member Jenny Weber created the brilliant Interactive Hopscotch - www.instructables.com/Interactive-.... Hack on, CircuitPython & Raspberry Pi Pico Makers! youtu.be/oWJWMwDTsVs
Here's an updated parts list w/links & notes for products I use in my CircuitPython-based Physical Computing course. We primarily use CircuitPlayground Bluefruit & Raspberry Pi Pico 2W boards: bit.ly/prof-g-parts... #CSed #STEMed #MakerSpace #Maker lessons at: bit.ly/circuitpytho...
Components List for Parts from Prof. Gallaugher's CircuitPython School Videos
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July 31, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Here's an updated parts list w/links & notes for products I use in my CircuitPython-based Physical Computing course. We primarily use CircuitPlayground Bluefruit & Raspberry Pi Pico 2W boards: bit.ly/prof-g-parts... #CSed #STEMed #MakerSpace #Maker lessons at: bit.ly/circuitpytho...
adafruit-circuitpython-il0373 1.4.2
CircuitPython `displayio` driver for IL0373-based ePaper displays
Author: Adafruit Industries
🏠Homepage
CircuitPython `displayio` driver for IL0373-based ePaper displays
Author: Adafruit Industries
🏠Homepage
December 31, 2024 at 9:00 PM
adafruit-circuitpython-il0373 1.4.2
CircuitPython `displayio` driver for IL0373-based ePaper displays
Author: Adafruit Industries
🏠Homepage
CircuitPython `displayio` driver for IL0373-based ePaper displays
Author: Adafruit Industries
🏠Homepage
New episode of The CircuitPython Show is out! Meet River Wang, creator of the CircuitPython Online IDE. He shares how he created it, its features, and what's next. www.circuitpythonshow.com/@circuitpyth...
River Wang
Paul welcomes River Wang to the show. River was a STEAM teacher before becoming a full time software developer 3 years ago. He created the CircuitPython Online IDE, a browser based platform that allows users to work on a CircuitPython project on the web or as a self-hosted website. Follow the show on Mastodon or Bluesky. Show Notes 00:00 Intro 00:29 River’s start with computers and electronics 3:42 River’s start with Python 4:31 Teaching 5:42 Discovering CircuitPython 9:18 Creating the CircuitPython Online IDE 13:04 How the CircuitPython Online IDE works 14:28 The challenges in building the CircuitPython Online IDE 20:34 Self-hosting the CircuitPython Online IDE 19:02 How the CircuitPython Online IDE helps educators 20:34 CircuitPython Online IDE’s key features 23:13 What’s next for the CircuitPython Online IDE 24:41 How to support the CircuitPython Online IDE 25:05 Where to learn more The CircuitPython Online IDE GitHub Repository YouTube Twitter Fosstodon 25:23 Which board?
www.circuitpythonshow.com
November 24, 2025 at 9:42 PM
New episode of The CircuitPython Show is out! Meet River Wang, creator of the CircuitPython Online IDE. He shares how he created it, its features, and what's next. www.circuitpythonshow.com/@circuitpyth...
Ride the DC Metro? @bostoncollege.bsky.social student @tdog8412.bsky.social built a @raspberrypi.com pico w & CircuitPython based metro map showing real time positions via calling the transit API & parsing JSON. Instructable www.instructables.com/Real-Time-Pu... & time lapse youtu.be/Y3HV_aUYLBk?...
Washington DC Metro Tracker Time Lapse
YouTube video by Thomas Alexander
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March 28, 2025 at 1:45 PM
Ride the DC Metro? @bostoncollege.bsky.social student @tdog8412.bsky.social built a @raspberrypi.com pico w & CircuitPython based metro map showing real time positions via calling the transit API & parsing JSON. Instructable www.instructables.com/Real-Time-Pu... & time lapse youtu.be/Y3HV_aUYLBk?...
I wrote about a project I did for my kid a few weeks ago: he found using a regular die for dice chess inconvenient, so I replaced it with an ESP32 and some Python code.
https://blog.dowhile0.org/2025/03/28/creating-an-esp32-based-dice-for-chess/
#embedded #esp32 #circuitpython
https://blog.dowhile0.org/2025/03/28/creating-an-esp32-based-dice-for-chess/
#embedded #esp32 #circuitpython
Creating an ESP32 based dice for chess | Blog | Javier Martinez Canillas
My kid loves chess and lately he has been playing the dice chess variant with his friends. For those unfamiliar, it is when a die roll determines which piece type can be moved (e.g., 1=Pawn, 2=Rook…
blog.dowhile0.org
March 28, 2025 at 3:22 PM
I wrote about a project I did for my kid a few weeks ago: he found using a regular die for dice chess inconvenient, so I replaced it with an ESP32 and some Python code.
https://blog.dowhile0.org/2025/03/28/creating-an-esp32-based-dice-for-chess/
#embedded #esp32 #circuitpython
https://blog.dowhile0.org/2025/03/28/creating-an-esp32-based-dice-for-chess/
#embedded #esp32 #circuitpython