Pycom and Damien George join forces for the ESP32
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Such a shame there have been very little upstream PR's in the past months... Pycom's micropython version has grown a lot, and has become very nice.
The upcoming event SHA2017 is a non profit outdoor Hacker camp taking place in The Netherlands in 2017 on August 4th to 8th. The first 4500 people that buy a ticket will receive a free electronic badge with a ESP32, e-ink display and touch sensor. We want our badge to be more than a namecard: a hackable piece of hardware, and thus we would like to run the upstream micropython on our badge. More information on our badge is available on Hackaday and our blog.
Is there any progress in the pipeline for the upstreaming of your micropython Pycom?
And would you be interested in Pycom promotion via our badge? -
@Roosted thanks for your message. I agree we should have made lots more progress by now, but lack of resources and time has slowed us down. We have contributed with the multi-threading part, and also BLE which is still pending to be merged.
You can still use Pycom's ESP32 port, its GPLV3 license allows you to do anything you want with the code as long as it remains open source. Isn't that what open source is all about ;-)?
What do you suggest we could do in order to help the SHA2017 badge be a success?
Cheers,
Daniel -
Hi @daniel,
Is the work still in progress or have been abandoned?
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