"MicroPython: The best bits!"
summary
MicroPython gives a live on-device REPL and real file system so iteration happens without rebuilds, and MP Remote mount lets a local VS Code repo act as the device drive for fast edit/test cycles. The package tool MIP installs libs (including from GitHub) onto constrained devices; MP build produces firmware via containers for many boards. Memory tracing with me info and an animation tool exposes allocations and leaks, asyncio keeps long-running apps interactive, and native/C modules plus lvgl bindings provide near‑C performance; it already runs in production medical devices.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:22Core MicroPython features
- 5:20Mpremote and workflows
- 6:42Package management with mip
- 8:16Unix port and testing
- 9:23Build tools and utilities
- 10:57Memory profiling
- 13:07Browser-based development
- 15:11Asyncio and Aioble
- 17:38C and Native modules
- 20:14LVGL UI framework
- 22:05Honorable mentions and testing
- 24:15Conclusion
- 25:00Q&A session
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