On Wed, Jul 13, 2016 at 5:22 PM, kirby urner wrote:
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> I've you mean what's posted here, I'm not reading much into it.
>
Sorry, "If you mean..." ... my English decays as the day wears on, plus
I'm pre-occupied... excuses excuses.
Kirby
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I've you mean what's posted here, I'm not reading much into it.
The Microbit hardware is not accessible in the US right now so I'm staying
out of it.
Anyway my own forte isn't low-level hardware "make the lights blink" coding
in the first place, beyond some dinking around in assembler.
You have
Just tried contributing to Mu, and was ridiculed by Nicholas Tollervey, so
wont be bothering with it now.
It would have been an interesting project. I've taught Python
professionally, and developed very similar tools before, so it's exactly
the type of thing I normally enjoy working on. The frosty
Hi Carl,
I developed Mu.
There are lots of things that could be on the website and screenshots
are close to the top of my to-do list.
Pull requests and contributions are always welcome.
The project isn't even a year old so please be patient.
N.
On 13/07/16 18:40, Carl Smith wrote:
> Hi Carrie
I'm back to teaching another 5 week, 2-meetups/week
course for Saisoft.net based in Irvine, CA. My students
are eligible for free professional development (PD) in
that state. I don't think Oregon has anything similar,
not even for teachers.
This time, after going over tuple, list, dict, int and
Hi Carrie Anne,
Adding some screenshots of Mu to its website would be helpful. It's just
nice to be able to see what it looks like before you install it.
Thanks,
-- Carl Smith
carl.in...@gmail.com
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