PyLeap gets a major update – now with Wi-Fi transfer and more!
We’re excited to announce a major update for PyLeap, our iOS app that simplifies downloading code files and assets and transferring them to Adafruit devices using BLE.
With this update, we’ve added the ability for users to transfer files using Wi-Fi in addition to BLE. This means that you can now transfer your code and assets to your Adafruit devices even faster without having to rely on a physical connection.
But that’s not all – we’ve also made several other improvements and enhancements to PyLeap to make it even more user-friendly and efficient. Some of the other highlights of this update include the following:
Enhanced transfer speeds: We’ve optimized the transfer process to make it even faster, so you can get your code and assets onto your Adafruit devices in no time.
More devices supported: We’ve added support for some new Adafruit devices, so you can use PyLeap with even more of your hardware.
Overall, this update to PyLeap makes it even more convenient and efficient for developers and makers to transfer code and assets to their Adafruit devices.
We hope you enjoy the new features and improvements!
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