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In this episode of The Bootloader, Paul and Tod are joined by Debra Ansell who recaps Teardown 2024. Tod and Paul share a few interesting things including the Tulip Creative Computer, code editors, metal 3D printing, and more.
Stay until the end for a special announcement about CircuitPython Day on August 16, 2024.
For detailed show notes, transcripts, and to join our newsletter, visit The Bootloader.net
00:28 Interview with Debra Ansell
Tod and Paul are joined by Debra Ansell (geekmomprojects on Instagram and Mastodon). Debra recaps her experience at the recent Teardown 2024 conference hosted by Crowd Supply.
Building Up Excitement for Teardown 2024
Teardown 2024
14:17 The Tulip Creative Computer (Tod #1)
Tod shares the Tulip Creative Computer, a MicroPython powered ESP32-S3 computer and synthesizer with a focus on music creation.
Tulip homepage
Build your own Tulip
Floyd Steinberg’s video on Tulip
AMY - Additive Music librarY
18:27 ViperIDE and Zed (Paul #1)
ViperIDE is a brand new IDE in a web browser focused on MicroPython, with CircuitPython support created by Volodymyr Shymanskyy.
Review from Les Pounder at Tom’s Hardware
Live demo with Volodymyr Shymanskyy on Tom’s Hardware Pi Cast
Zed is a fairly new code editor and IDE for macOS and Linux users who might miss Atom or Sublime Text. It’s open source, released under the Apache and GPL 3.0 licenses, and focused on speed and collaboration.
Zed homepage
GitHub repository
pyright static type checker for Python
23:03 CeraMetal - 3D printing metal using clay (Tod #2)
CeraMetal can be made using a relatively inexpensive clay 3D printer combined with a metal powder fired in a kiln.
CeraMetal: A New Approach to Low-Cost Metal 3D Printing with Bronze Clay“ – Leah Buechley, Jaime Gould, Fiona Bell
CeraMetal talk on ACM SIGCHI
Hackaday blog post on CeraMetal
Fermat’s Natural Spirals
“Fermat Spirals for Layered 3D Printing” on Two Minute Papers
Fun Fermat Spiral toy in Processing
27:08 CircuitMatter (Paul #2)
Scott Shawcroft, CircuitPython’s lead developer, shared he is working on CircuitMatter, a pure Python implementation of some of the Matter specification that will be compatible with CircuitPython and potentially MicroPython.
What is Matter? - Wired Magazine
Matter and Home Assistant
Sparkfun Thing Plus Matter dev board
29:47 Special Announcement about CircuitPython Day 2024
Tune in to the Adafruit YouTube channel on CircuitPython Day, August 16th for a special live stream of The Bootloader with Paul and Tod.
Stay positive!
Enjoying the show? You can now sponsor the show, learn more at www.circuitpythonshow.com. Thank you for your support!
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In this episode of The Bootloader, Paul and Tod are joined by Debra Ansell who recaps Teardown 2024. Tod and Paul share a few interesting things including the Tulip Creative Computer, code editors, metal 3D printing, and more.
Stay until the end for a special announcement about CircuitPython Day on August 16, 2024.
For detailed show notes, transcripts, and to join our newsletter, visit The Bootloader.net
00:28 Interview with Debra Ansell
Tod and Paul are joined by Debra Ansell (geekmomprojects on Instagram and Mastodon). Debra recaps her experience at the recent Teardown 2024 conference hosted by Crowd Supply.
Building Up Excitement for Teardown 2024
Teardown 2024
14:17 The Tulip Creative Computer (Tod #1)
Tod shares the Tulip Creative Computer, a MicroPython powered ESP32-S3 computer and synthesizer with a focus on music creation.
Tulip homepage
Build your own Tulip
Floyd Steinberg’s video on Tulip
AMY - Additive Music librarY
18:27 ViperIDE and Zed (Paul #1)
ViperIDE is a brand new IDE in a web browser focused on MicroPython, with CircuitPython support created by Volodymyr Shymanskyy.
Review from Les Pounder at Tom’s Hardware
Live demo with Volodymyr Shymanskyy on Tom’s Hardware Pi Cast
Zed is a fairly new code editor and IDE for macOS and Linux users who might miss Atom or Sublime Text. It’s open source, released under the Apache and GPL 3.0 licenses, and focused on speed and collaboration.
Zed homepage
GitHub repository
pyright static type checker for Python
23:03 CeraMetal - 3D printing metal using clay (Tod #2)
CeraMetal can be made using a relatively inexpensive clay 3D printer combined with a metal powder fired in a kiln.
CeraMetal: A New Approach to Low-Cost Metal 3D Printing with Bronze Clay“ – Leah Buechley, Jaime Gould, Fiona Bell
CeraMetal talk on ACM SIGCHI
Hackaday blog post on CeraMetal
Fermat’s Natural Spirals
“Fermat Spirals for Layered 3D Printing” on Two Minute Papers
Fun Fermat Spiral toy in Processing
27:08 CircuitMatter (Paul #2)
Scott Shawcroft, CircuitPython’s lead developer, shared he is working on CircuitMatter, a pure Python implementation of some of the Matter specification that will be compatible with CircuitPython and potentially MicroPython.
What is Matter? - Wired Magazine
Matter and Home Assistant
Sparkfun Thing Plus Matter dev board
29:47 Special Announcement about CircuitPython Day 2024
Tune in to the Adafruit YouTube channel on CircuitPython Day, August 16th for a special live stream of The Bootloader with Paul and Tod.
Stay positive!
Enjoying the show? You can now sponsor the show, learn more at www.circuitpythonshow.com. Thank you for your support!
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