Travis Travelstead

I would also like to see this. For any boards that you can connect and get a REPL, one of the key Micropython developers built a tool that is useful...

Probably the most universal and straightforward way of doing this is by integrating, or doing something similar to rshell. This relies on the REPL which is a pretty universal method...

Based on how I have used Micropython and VScode what would cover most use cases is - Sync to mounted drive (like rsync) - Sync using serial (like rshell) -...

@Niko-La rshell is designed for serial or virtual com port interactions with a micropython device. For connecting over a network you will want something more like this https://github.com/micropython/webrepl I think...

I use Micropython almost exclusively for commercial projects. Because of how Micropython is designed and used there are many ways that IDE could help, and there is a pretty clean...

My personal thought is that the generic development cycle is much more important for user experience than the firmware deployment cycle (which is much less frequent). My assumption, and based...

I have used some libraries, but few. And to make it more complex is that some libraries are port specific and some are not. I would say that external libraries...

Thanks, this is a good insight on what is practical and possible. I have had issues with QT (complexity and packaging) as well and one reason I am looking at...

I have used it on several products, nothing in large scale production, but fairly significant amounts of work. In one instance I did write a more specific native python socket-can...

I was wondering if this has stalled? One reason I am looking at Boostnote compared to Quiver and Bear is good syncing and edibility on my iOS device. To me...