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Write numbered instructions for setup of QT Py RP2040 #17
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LInks to GitHub Gist code: LED flasher: https://gist.github.com/baskaufs/a95c7b685d2a99be819944fa8832122e Proximity sensor: https://gist.github.com/baskaufs/6bf8c967df0c9312b06e4a4458d585bb |
Todos for lesson 2 web page:
Ideas for headers: (level 1) Set up CircuitPython (level 1) Install the Mu code editor (level 1) Download and install library modules (level 1) Connect a sensor |
Instead of having people open the link to see the diagram with red and blue buttons, just take a picture of the board and draw arrows and label the buttons. |
@juarezfd I just did a proofreading run through on the two versions of lesson 039. They are fantastic! I have four minor changes to suggest: 1 and 2. There was a "cant" and an "arent" on the pages that are missing apostrophes ("can't" and "aren't") 3 When you give the link to the scripts, it goes to my GitHub Gists. That was OK before, but now over time there are more recent unrelated Gists that show up. I actually created a permanent GitHub repo for the code for this lesson at https://github.com/HeardLibrary/digital-scholarship/tree/master/code/circuit_python, so it would be better for the link to just go there. 4 On the Mac lesson, the "how to install" video from Windows still is there along with the Mac version. I think we're basically ready to go! |
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