I like non-coders... be glad you are not brain-washed (yet)... You can start with any JavaScript tutorial that you find for the basics of the logic part of your software.
You can also use blockly in the Espruino Web IDE. You go there by clicking the </> icon in the bottom of the separation bar between the console pane and the edit pane.
When you enable overwriting the edit code on upload with blockly in settings, it will show you the generated JavaScript code it uploaded. So much for now....
Example: blink red LED, and hold on when button pressed.
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.
I like non-coders... be glad you are not brain-washed (yet)... You can start with any JavaScript tutorial that you find for the basics of the logic part of your software.
You can also use blockly in the Espruino Web IDE. You go there by clicking the
</>
icon in the bottom of the separation bar between the console pane and the edit pane.When you enable overwriting the edit code on upload with blockly in settings, it will show you the generated JavaScript code it uploaded. So much for now....
Example: blink red LED, and hold on when button pressed.
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