Create list of supported HW about micropython HOT 8 CLOSED

I think that that'd be best in the wiki at this time, along with things like basic build instructions for different unices, etc.

If it's not impolite, I'll start working on building up those pages?

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I agree that the wiki is a good choice for now. However I think it will be better to build a more structured storage for those informations in the future.

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Question is - how much of it belongs on this wiki as opposed to on the micropython site.
General consensus is if its related to development rather than use - it belongs here.

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Given that nobody's using it in 'production' as it were, I'm pretty confident that anything at this point would count as development ;-p

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Gentlemen, you do understand that initial few entries to such a table can be added not earlier than April, when official release will happen per Kickstarter campaign rules? Nothing is "tested" before that, and everything is indeed in "development".

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@Dr-Syn feel free to start on this, but it's perhaps a little premature.

I want the github wiki for code development, and wiki/tutorials/docs/API etc pages at micropython.org. At the moment this is not a priority for me, but any help is much appreciated.

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Such a premature list could also happily live and grow in a forum thread
until stuff is ready for prime time...
;)

On 5 January 2014 15:33, Damien George [email protected] wrote:

@Dr-Syn https://github.com/Dr-Syn feel free to start on this, but it's
perhaps a little premature.

I want the github wiki for code development, and wiki/tutorials/docs/API
etc pages at micropython.org. At the moment this is not a priority for
me, but any help is much appreciated.

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There's now "user" wiki at http://wiki.micropython.org/Home , and addition to developers' wiki at https://github.com/micropython/micropython/wiki , so there's all infrastructure required to create such a list, please feel free to start it!

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