AutoRun your MicroPython code at boot time - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

Print onto the OLED Display (I2C), ssd1306.py - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

Control the onboard LED (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

Installing MicroPython on the ESP8266 D1 mini - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

Control an external LED (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

Reading a digital input (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

Reading an analog input (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

Connecting an RGB-LED and programming it with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

Creating sounds with Micropython (Piezo-Speaker, PAM8403) - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

Analog Joystick with switch on ESP32 reading with Micropython, Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

Connecting a digital motion sensor (PIR-Sensor, SR602), Micropython, Sketching with HW at LMU Munich

Connecting a distance sensor (HC-SR04), ESP32, Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

Connecting a MPU6050 sensor via I2C with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

Workshop Keynote: Sketching with Hardware - Why and How to Make Functional Prototypes for HCI

Raspberry Pi Pico with MicroPython - Installing Python, blink LED, Replacing Arduino?

Tutorial: Passive Infrared Sensor PIR connected to ESP32/ESP8266

Tutorial: Controlling Digital Outputs with Micropython Image on ESP32 and ESP8266, connecting LEDs

Tutorial: Uploading (installing/burning) the Micropython Image (Firmware) on ESP32 and ESP8266

Tutorial: Installing Development Tools for Programming Micropython on ESP32 and ESP8266

Tutorial: Stepper Motor with Micropython for ESP32 and ESP8266

Tutorial: PWM and Servos with Micropython for ESP32 and ESP8266

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Raspberry Pi 400 - controlling GPIO with Python

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