I noticed on the PicoCalc spec page there’s a graphic with a list of supported (or at least tested) firmware and development tools. It lists Golang, which is great news.
It says:
All of the above have been tested with PicoCalc. Please visit our friendly community and share your genius ideas and creations
I know that TinyGo supports the RP2040, but I’m wondering if there are any examples specifically for the hardware in the PicoCalc (display, keyboard, etc)?
I found the C examples in the GitHub repo and could probably translate these to TinyGo with some work, but I was hoping to find some pre-made examples as the spec page says Golang (amongst others like Python, JavaScript and Rust) have been tested with the PicoCalc.
MCU development isn’t exactly in my wheelhouse, which I why I’m picking up the PicoCalc to develop my skills in that area. It seems like the perfect device to create something tangible and portable (unlike the mess of wires my last foray into Arduino/ESP32 remained).