MicroPython was created by Damien George in 2013 In response, Scott and Limor gave a fascinating look at the origins of CircuitPython and the decision to spin it off into a separate project.

MicroPython lets you build devices quickly, and its latest release, 1.23, brings a number of improvements you should be aware of. The first one is custom USB device support, and it’s a big one.

Flashing the CircuitPython to the Raspberry Pi Pico is as easy as flashing MicroPython, it is also reversible so if you wish to revert back to MicroPython or to C/C++ then you can do so.

Making available a relatively stable version of CircuitPython 6.0.0 Beta 2. For those of you unfamiliar with CircuitPython, its an open source derivative of the MicroPython programming language ...

There are certainly challenges that still exist, such as securing a MicroPython-based system and ensuring deterministic behavior. These are challenges that can be overcome with proper application ...

Not only that, but MicroPython requires far fewer resources and doesn’t have to rely on an operating system because MicroPython itself acts as the OS for the Pyboard or any other microcontroller.

MicroPython offers developers with an easy to use, human readable programming language that abstracts out the hardware layer and allows developers to focus on the application. Python has long been a ...

CircuitPython users may be interested in a new real-time operating system (RTOS) created for the CircuitPython platform the aim of providing a pure Python ...

The differences between the Python and MicroPython programming languages are minute, but they make a powerful difference.