Hey, We did use skidl for a little while as we were figuring things out (see a project here: https://gitlab.atopile.io/pew-pew-and-friends/sizzle-sack https://

Hey, We did use skidl for a little while as we were figuring things out (see a project here: https://gitlab.atopile.io/pew-pew-and-friends/sizzle-sack https://gitlab.atopile.io/pew-pew-and-friends/sizzle-sack). But we later ended up moving away from it towards ato for mainly two reasons: - Baking a description of a circuit into python describes how to obtain the circuit, but doesn't really describe what the circuit is. Skidl projects quickly become hard to read. The user is also not guided towards writing code that compiles since you need to deal with all the complexity of Python as well as the circuit itself. - Contributing to the project and adding features was non trivial