Yes, it looks like everything is pretty cosy in there!
What font are you using for the display? Is it just the vector one?
Those Sharp Memory LCDs are amazing though. I just wish they were a bit cheaper (especially the big ones). I guess if you did a custom PCB you might be able to mount the LCD directly. The adafruit board has a level converter that won't be needed because you're running at 3v, so you pretty much just connect the LCD straight to the module.
The whole capacitive sense thing is a bit of a pain - it's currently done in software. I had a hardware solution but it wasn't much better because the high speed oscillator had to be kept running (= lots of power draw). There may well be a better solution though - in fact it may be possible to use the low level interface library (http://www.espruino.com/NRF52LL) to get what you want direct from JS.
If you find out a low-power way to do it I'm definitely up for trying to implement it inside Espruino though.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
Yes, it looks like everything is pretty cosy in there!
What font are you using for the display? Is it just the vector one?
Those Sharp Memory LCDs are amazing though. I just wish they were a bit cheaper (especially the big ones). I guess if you did a custom PCB you might be able to mount the LCD directly. The adafruit board has a level converter that won't be needed because you're running at 3v, so you pretty much just connect the LCD straight to the module.
The whole capacitive sense thing is a bit of a pain - it's currently done in software. I had a hardware solution but it wasn't much better because the high speed oscillator had to be kept running (= lots of power draw). There may well be a better solution though - in fact it may be possible to use the low level interface library (http://www.espruino.com/NRF52LL) to get what you want direct from JS.
If you find out a low-power way to do it I'm definitely up for trying to implement it inside Espruino though.