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@KeithTheEE posted a gist. Here is the opening:

I started really diving into circuit python this past year and have been slowly trying to learn what works best for me. Most of my Going Forward is shaped by topics I think I can contribute to, or areas where I came across issues that I’m confident others will also experience (or I’m about to be exceptionally lucky and future me is about to learn the ‘fix’ to those issues that others are using.)

I’ve been heavily focused on adding sensors around my home in hopes of building up ‘smart’ behaviors in the home: blue-light alarms for waking up which turn on during lighter parts of sleep, air quality sensors to help remind me to replace the furnace filter, and some sensors at the ready to answer questions when I wonder, “what would happen if”. So it’s from that perspective that I look forward towards 2022.

Afterwards, Keith touches on community, documentation, time and date APIs, multicore JIT, scientific Python and ulab.

#CircuitPython2022 is our annual reflection on the state of CircuitPython. We’d love to hear from you too! See the kick-off post for all of the details. Here are the previous posts:

• • CycleMatch’s (aka kmatch) thoughts on Twitter
  • Jeff (aka jepler) posted to his blog.
  • Dexter Starboard (aka rsbohn) wrote a short gist
  • Kelly (aka ksprayberry) posted to the forum.
  • Matt Kojetin wrote a comment on the kick-off blog post.
  • Pierre Constantineau has written a blog post that dives deep into keyboard software including CircuitPython.
  • blakebr posted three different topics on the forum.
  • retiredwizard also posted to the forum about using CircuitPython REPL directly to change files and protecting sensitive data.
  • mlewus posted on the forum
  • JohnHind also posted to the forum.
  • Phil (PT) from Adafruit talked on Ask An Engineer about #CircuitPython2022.
  • Patrick (@askpatrickw) posted a gist with two new projects and a review of last years.
  • Scott (@tannewt) posted #CircuitPython2020 to the blog
  • Anne wrote in to give us her thoughts about CircuitPython in 2022.
  • @MarkKomus has a Tweet thread
  • Mark S sent us an email.
  • Ken sent in a tip about circuito.
  • FoamyGuy wrote a post on their GitHub.
  • @deshipu wrote a blog post about keyboards, robots and handheld gaming.
  • mdroberts1243 wrote a post on the forum.
  • Tammy posted to her blog.
  • Charlie wrote a blog post and summarized it in a tweet.