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🙌 I can't believe it was @codinggrace's penultimate session today of our Intro to #Python & #Electronics question series.

⚙️ From what was learnt from previous sessions, we challenged participants to interact w/ electronics on a breadboard with a #Pico using #CircuitPython.

✨ Looking forward to next week's session where we will look at #ALTCTRL game pads & learn how to code those in CircuitPython.

🙏 Thx again to Dublin City Council for part-funding the workshop & The Digital Hub for hosting

🙌 I can't believe it was @codinggrace's penultimate session today of our Intro to #Python & #Electronics question series.

⚙️ From what was learnt from previous sessions, we challenged participants to interact w/ electronics on a breadboard with a #Pico using #CircuitPython.

✨ Looking forward to next week's session where we will look at #ALTCTRL game pads & learn how to code those in CircuitPython.

🙏 Thx again to Dublin City Council for part-funding the workshop & The Digital Hub for hosting

🙌 I can't believe it was @codinggrace's penultimate session today of our Intro to #Python & #Electronics question series.

⚙️ From what was learnt from previous sessions, we challenged participants to interact w/ electronics on a breadboard with a #Pico using #CircuitPython.

✨ Looking forward to next week's session where we will look at #ALTCTRL game pads & learn how to code those in CircuitPython.

🙏 Thx again to Dublin City Council for part-funding the workshop & The Digital Hub for hosting

🙌 I can't believe it was @codinggrace's penultimate session today of our Intro to #Python & #Electronics question series.

⚙️ From what was learnt from previous sessions, we challenged participants to interact w/ electronics on a breadboard with a #Pico using #CircuitPython.

✨ Looking forward to next week's session where we will look at #ALTCTRL game pads & learn how to code those in CircuitPython.

🙏 Thx again to Dublin City Council for part-funding the workshop & The Digital Hub for hosting

🙌 I can't believe it was @codinggrace's penultimate session today of our Intro to #Python & #Electronics question series.

⚙️ From what was learnt from previous sessions, we challenged participants to interact w/ electronics on a breadboard with a #Pico using #CircuitPython.

✨ Looking forward to next week's session where we will look at #ALTCTRL game pads & learn how to code those in CircuitPython.

🙏 Thx again to Dublin City Council for part-funding the workshop & The Digital Hub for hosting

I’m thinking of switching from the Raspberry Pi Pico 2W to the ESP32-S3 N16R8 for my #CircuitPython #maker class. Any reason not to? Audio requires a DAC & more wiring but otherwise seems like a good choice. Any info on forthcoming Raspberry Pi microcontroller boards?

I’m thinking of switching from the Raspberry Pi Pico 2W to the ESP32-S3 N16R8 for my #CircuitPython #maker class. Any reason not to? Audio requires a DAC & more wiring but otherwise seems like a good choice. Any info on forthcoming Raspberry Pi microcontroller boards?

I’m thinking of switching from the Raspberry Pi Pico 2W to the ESP32-S3 N16R8 for my #CircuitPython #maker class. Any reason not to? Audio requires a DAC & more wiring but otherwise seems like a good choice. Any info on forthcoming Raspberry Pi microcontroller boards?

I’m thinking of switching from the Raspberry Pi Pico 2W to the ESP32-S3 N16R8 for my #CircuitPython #maker class. Any reason not to? Audio requires a DAC & more wiring but otherwise seems like a good choice. Any info on forthcoming Raspberry Pi microcontroller boards?

I’m thinking of switching from the Raspberry Pi Pico 2W to the ESP32-S3 N16R8 for my #CircuitPython #maker class. Any reason not to? Audio requires a DAC & more wiring but otherwise seems like a good choice. Any info on forthcoming Raspberry Pi microcontroller boards?