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Some highlights: 1. Advanced REPL support with smart auto-indent and auto-completion for comfortable interactive typing pf Python code, easily switchable to pa
by pfalcon 11y ago
Some highlights:
1. Advanced REPL support with smart auto-indent and auto-completion for comfortable interactive typing pf Python code, easily switchable to paste mode to copy pre-made code snippets.
2. Support for client SSL connections.
3. upip, MicroPython builtin package manager, is now fully standalone thanks to SSL support.
4. There's new, elaborated API to access hardware features ("machine" module).
5. There're now 2 well-supported microcontroller boards for
MicroPython, and dozen(s) community-supported ones.
6. MicroPython was selected as one of the languages supported for BBC micro:bit initiative:
http://ntoll.org/article/story-micropython-on-microbit http://ntoll.org/article/story-micropython-on-microbit
- coldtea 11y ago>1. Advanced REPL support with smart auto-indent and auto-completion for comfortable interactive typing pf Python code, easily switchable to paste mode to copy pre-made code snippets. That's better than the 2.7 Python REPL right? Is 3.5's REPL like that? If not is there any effort to get that kind of REPL to regular Python?
- pfalcon 11y agoIt's better than 2.7 REPL, definitely. It's a bit different than 3.5 REPL. 3.5 does more for you on auto-completion front, but MicroPython is much better on smart- and auto-indenting. Give it a try - it's easy to build it for any Unix-like system, let us know what you think about its REPL!