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    Can I program WiPy with other IDEs and How?

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    • M Offline
      Moyo
      last edited by

      Hello, all!

      I am totally new to this field.

      So please help me, I want to know some basics before I getting start to dive in.

      1. Can I completely erase built-in libraries of WiPy and replace them with new using different IDEs (Arduino, or AVR studio etc.) and How?
      2. What are the benefits of using Pycom over other IDEs?

      Thank you very much in advance.

      Looking forward to hear.

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        sakis
        last edited by

        Hi,

        1. It's not impossible but don't expect to get any official support if you go that way. Also not recommended for newbies...
        2. Do you mean Pymate? It has some nice integration with the Pycom boards (detection, connectivity check, etc.)
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          Moyo
          last edited by

          Thanks Sakis.

          1. Okay,
          2. Sorry, I meant Pymakr.

          The reason I am asking is, i am really intersted in using Wipy 2 to make my own WSN.

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