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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.
@arminarm
Hi,
I'm working on an STM32 breakout board for the Raspberry Pi. It's called "ARMinARM", and it also runs Espruino (next to CMSIS and libopencm3 examples, eLua and libmaple so far). One of the goals was to have everything (code editing, compiling, uploading and debugging) done on the Raspberry Pi without the need for extra debugging hardware or Windows computers. Also be compact, sturdy and hackable.
The project page is here: http://www.onandoffables.com
The ARMinARM branch of Espruino: https://github.com/ARMinARM/Espruino/tree/arminarm (pins for documentation and images not updated (yet))
I really love how easy it was to port Espruino over. Basically just copying a .py file and changing some variables. Good work on that! :-)
Unfortunately chromium isn't able to run the webIDE on the Raspberry Pi. All the ARMinARM specific tools that I make available for the Raspberry Pi are commandline based, so it's not weird to use gzip's awesome esp-cli commandline tool to communicate with Espruino. I will post a 'thank you' in his topic as well.
Please let me know if you (Gordon) feel if I somehow misrepresented you or Espruino. I would hate it if that happened.
Anyway, just saying 'hi' and a big 'thank you'! Event based programming on a microcontroller makes so much sense! And I love the Espruino kickstarter board :-)