Python on Microcontrollers Newsletter: sign up today and get it tomorrow! #PyCon2019 #pythonhardware #circuitpython #python @CircuitPython @micropython @ThePSF @Adafruit
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SPECIAL PYCON 2019 INFO
Special coverage of PyCon 2019! The Adafruit CircuitPython dev team and team members attended and it was a blast! A super keynote by @nnja on Python on hardware and @kattni discussed CircuitPython at the Microsoft booth. Sprints galore! Lots of coverage in tomorrow’s newsletter, sign up now!
Special thanks to Digi-Key for sponsoring attendees getting a special limited red Circuit Playground Express in their swag bags!
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