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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.
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:) Yes, it's been great fun to work on. It's basically just a big toy.
Hopefully there'll be more stuff in the future - the more things this gets used for the more of a toolbox of useful things there will be for the next project. Right now we have AVI/WAV file decode and play for STM32, but those are built in only for PipBoy - but I imagine in future things like that will just get made into generic modules that anyone can use.
They have someone in-house doing a huge amount of the work who is amazingly clued up (you may well see a few commits from rblakesey). Often I'll get something going and then he'll work from there and get it working really smoothly with everything else, but things like the Radio I2C were done entirely by him.
edit: Dickens (the Starfield watch) was a pain because it used some fonts that weren't entirely open, so we could never include them in the main build, but for PipBoy you really can build your own firmware from the main repo.