I made a app for Picoware with the use of Gemini to calculate the necessary spindle speed for my drill press with different materials and drill bits.
Its for use in my hobby-shop. I still have to check the results with other cutting speed tables, but so far so good. See it as a “real world” tool and i am still learning the whole thing.
That’s because the GitHub issues section is where people put the issues they’re having using/installing the repository. It allows others to follow along and the person with the issue can see what the solution (if any) and how the solution was implemented, all on one site.
It seems that is the issue (it cant find a folder named lib). I haven’t used mpremote before so I am of no help on what the issue or solution is.
To integrate C and/or the C/C++ SDK you’d have to create a MicroPython C module, but I’d first check if any of the loaded micropython libraries can already do as you need.
Your idea would be really cool to have and may allow us to have a BadUSB feature.
Feel free to test my enhanced Unitconverter from my repo
now also with fancy new colors and complete options-persistence when closing and reopening the app and also after power cycles. And a new Kitchen-area complete with spoons and cups.
Well, I’d be willing to support an external one but I don’t have one myself. If someone has one and is willing to write the code to integrate it into picoware.system.time, I’d gladly approve it
Hi Jblanked I am a picocalc user who uses the normal pico and i am expecting a pico w very soon and I just wanted to know does picoware allow for you to code in micropython and also can I do network security on it like very basic network security
Trying to update OTA but I don’t think it’s working. The dl process says it’s saving a .uf2 file, but I don’t see that file via File Manager and the Show Version still shows 1.7.0 Is there a step beyond choosing Update Firmware?d