4. Excellent documentation which will only likely get better. SDK in C/C++, and MicroPython. You can even learn concepts like PIO and DMA in MicroPython. Adafru

4. Excellent documentation which will only likely get better. SDK in C/C++, and MicroPython. You can even learn concepts like PIO and DMA in MicroPython. Adafruit expressed confidence in their MicroPython libraries working out of the box, too. The form-factor on the Pico is also a little nicer than and ESP32. Pin duplicators are also available. This idea has a lot of potential, as it allows one to break out modules. It's much better than the Arduino shield for two reasons: 1. shields have quirky pin alignments, making it hard to create your own boards. 2. shields stack on top of the other, obscuring the layer below. The Pico will be another stellar success from the Pi Foundation. I have no doubt.