How to program a Sony Spresense using CircuitPython webinar April 8th #CircuitPython #Spresense #Sony @SonyDevWorld
A Sony “How to Program a Microcontroller Using CircuitPython” webinar:
We’re continuing our series of hands-on webinars for another topic about the Spresense microcontroller board. This time we’ll give you an introduction for getting started with CircuitPython to program Spresense. If you’re already familiar with Python, you’ll recognize the similarities in the set-up and development.
The ability of programming Spresense using Python is now added alongside the standard C-based Spresense SDK and the option of using the Arduino IDE.
This webinar is a must for anyone looking to use and program Sony®’s Spresense microcontrollers and add-on modules. Prior knowledge of CircuitPython is not necessary to participate in this event.
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