Hi there. awesome job in doing this. I've got a question for you, i am trying to run a simple midi test - i found the code on the adafruit_cirtcuitpython_midi library page. It requires usb_midi and adafruit_midi. I cant seem to find usb_midi anywhere on blinka. Did you port that too or was that left out? thanks
Thanks for the clear explanation. Until I watched your video I had no idea you could mix Circuitpython and Micropython. It's all still magic to me but at least I know it's possible now.
Great job! I was looking for the possibility of using libraries from both versions of Python, and you explained it very beautifully. Keep it up. You have a talent for it.
Excellent just what i needed!! Thanks for showing this and thanks @Maker Melissa's Lab for adding the pico support. I'm hoping this will work on my Tiny2040 too.
Great video and really helpful. This is the 2nd time I've watched it, makes a lot more sense now I've had a play with micro python and circuit python. The very limited storage space does seem quite a problem though. Thanks again.
This is such a great comment, thank you! We are often re-watching our own videos when we want to refresh our memories or if we forget how to do something - it happens to us more than you could imagine! Also yes, having a play with micro python and circuit python really does help things make more sense to us.
Well explained! Could anyone have an idea of how I can set up sockets module in raspberry pico with either micropython of circuit python,it has really given me headache in the past two weeks? Any ideas will be much appreciated.
I want to use MicroPython for serial communication, and simulate keyboard and mouse input using the adafruit_hid module in CircuitPython. However, when I run the program, it starts to report errors, telling me that the "typing" module is missing. Is there any way to solve this problem? Thank you very much!
