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The same could be said for MicroPython or CircuiyPython. I suspect the target audience is more on the hobbyist/non embedded programmer side of things.
by iamflimflam1 3y ago
The same could be said for MicroPython or CircuiyPython.
I suspect the target audience is more on the hobbyist/non embedded programmer side of things.
- mananaysiempre 3y agoThe thing is, if you want to poke at a device interactively, your options are either Forth or (if the system is beefy enough) one of these scripting language ports; tethered C interpreters are not precisely commonplace. And while I love Forth to bits, most people will probably go the scripting-language route.
- pjmlp 3y agoA whole 8 bit computing generation was able to jump into computing thanks to scripting.
- mmoskal 3y agoThere are some differences, but broadly correct (eg., the program is precompiled and the experience is definitely the best in VSCode; plus of course different language). However, I heard of uPython being used in production deployments, though maybe not in millions of units. (I'm working on DeviceScript)