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Hi - yes, it's definitely something I've been considering...
Right now you can get the modules as samples from Raytac (MDBT42) and can program them with an nRF52 DK.
The issue for the moment is I reckon the firmware's going to have quite a few updates during the few months after the Pucks get released. Most people buying just the modules will want firmware that's a bit more stable (with the Puck, updating firmware over BLE is ok, but if you just bought modules you don't really want to have to worry about that).
So when the Puck's been out for a few months I think I'll start providing pre-programmed modules, and will provide things like Eagle CAD outlines for them too - to make things a bit easier. It kind of depends on the volume though - I don't want to have 1000 modules sitting around with out of date firmware, and if I have to manually update the firmware on each module before sending it out, that's going to cost me quite a bit