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USB Keyboards are things that we often take for granted while working on devices with a full OS with support for them like Linux on a Raspberry Pi, or Mac / Windows on a PC. Using a USB keyboard with a microcontroller requires a more deliberate effort to find and connect to the device, and then read and interpret data that it sends. This guide covers the steps necessary to use a USB keyboard with CircuitPython and Arduino.

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Tim Cocks, better known as foamyguy in the Adafruit community, shares his experiences in designing games for CircuitPython. Tim and Paul also discuss some recent games Tim has worked on. 00:00 Intro 00:16 Tim’s start with computers 1:48 Discovering CircuitPython 8:16 Challenges designing games for microcontrollers 13:16 1D Chomper 15:44 Blinka Says 18:58 Karel the Robot 23:24 Which microcontroller? 25:42 Wrap-up

The FBI bought multiple hacking tools for $250,000. Despite that, the FBI says it can't find any more records about the tools.

Use MicroPython and the Raspberry Pi RP2350 chip to make this fun game played with two USB connected mice. Output is to most HDMI displays in glorious color.

After more than three years in development, the "ROMFS" feature has been finalised, its filesystem format specified, and the VFS driver and supporting code are included in this release of MicroPyth...

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Andy Piper joins Tod and Paul and they discuss an open source laptop, 3D printing filament detection, synths, and more. Visit Andy’s homepage Check out TheBootloader.net for detailed show notes and transcript. Follow us on social media: Andy Piper on Mastodon or Bluesky Paul Cutler on Mastodon or Bluesky Tod Kurt on Mastodon or Bluesky 00:00 Intro 00:59 Glance app 5:33 Soundfonts, General MIDI, and a ROMpler 11:55 OpenSpool and SpoolEase 15:39 MNT Pocket Reform 21:55 DIYR Design Lamps and Speaker 25:20 Podcast Later 28:22 Wrap-up

CircuitPython 10 From the GitHub release page: This is CircuitPython 10.0.0-alpha.2, an alpha release for 10.0.0. Further features, changes, and bug fixes will be added before the final release of …

From the GitHub release page: This is CircuitPython 9.2.7, the latest bugfix revision of CircuitPython, and is a new stable release. WARNING for nRF52 boards only: If your board has an nRF52 UF2 bo…

With some help from the friendly robot Claude.ai I have ported the Arduino Matrix rain code to a new CircuitPython version. There is a new page in the guide covering the CircuitPython version with …

CircuitPython is one of the easiest ways to program microcontrollers. CircuitPython is a programming language designed to simplify experimenting and learning to code on low-cost microcontroller boa…

The game is displayed on a TV with the help of an HSTX to DVI/HDMI compatible adapter. Player input comes from a keyboard connected to the broken out USB host pins on the Metro RP2350. Use the WASD keys to move the snake around. Eating green apples speeds up the game, red apples slow it down, both colors grow the length of the snake.