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Let us know if you already have something, any fork on Github that we can follow or help. Mine just arrived (yes in Brazil things take a long time to arrive, and with an import fee that $4 turns into $20). If I can help with something let us know, I'm tired of just seeing python running on it.

😂😂 yeah, true that would be a problem!
Thanks!

A thousand pardons for the delay in the response! It seems that I appear here once a year 🤣. And last year with all this pandemic situation, I didn't do my annual Espruino Christmas project.

In the integration it was just a script that glued the js files into one and sent it to Espruino using nodejs cli. I think the script is on the github, so you have to configure VS Code's launch.json to call the script when pressing F5.

Well, it's been a while huh. Apologies for the delay. I simply used the toolchain provided by the manufacturer and ported it, take a look at the github branch.

I am targeting a fun Christmas project every year. This year I got an idea from 2015, who remembers Netflix socks? This project are on my stack of projects “to be done” and this year I decided to run my Christmas version of Netflix socks, using Espruino of course, and I would like to share with you.

Article about the project: https://microhobby.com.br/blog/2019/12/26/netflix-christmas-iot-socks/
Github repo: https://github.com/microhobby/EspruinoProjects/tree/master/christmasSocks

Thanks and Merry Christmas 🎄

I am using the "benchmark/benchmark.py simple_loop.js"
I will try a build with RELEASE=1

I merged with v2.04 and fixed the donation message
https://github.com/microhobby/Espruino

It's been a while since this posting, and only now that I've been doing some benchmark testing. The results have left me very upset, about 23s to execute the simple-loop @ 256Mhz. Something is not right ...

Hi Jean,

thanks! This made success at the Christmas party here at home.
I update the video with english subtitles too!

More one project, but this with ESP8266 NodeMCU.
It's Christmas, so how about a "IoT Christmas Rug", which warns via Facebook Messenger that someone is at the door and still plays Jingle Bells, all this with Espruino on our ESP8266.

Check it out the article about it: https://microhobby.com.br/blog/2018/12/24/iot-christmas-themed-rug/

And I made a vídeo showing the use, audio are in portuguese but I wrote english subtitles :
https://youtu.be/XB3C8iAIJEg

Merry Christmas everybody!

Hi Gordon,

I understand your position, I will keep it in my Github, and will continue the work on it, but also depend on the feedback and use of the community.

Sorry about the donations message, it was not my intention depreciate anyone work, I will remove the HFIVE1 from the list that not show the message in the next RC.

Hi JumJum,

thanks!
I will do the tests and share the results here after Christmas!

In last weeks I have been working on Espruino for HiFive1. JavaScript running directly on a microcontroller with RISC-V architecture! That’s it! I am happy to share my port of Espruino to SiFive HiFive1 dev Board.
I also made some material about it:

YouTube with an "Explanation" and some examples running in HiFive1:
https://youtu.be/54e5rqyNXqw

An article with almost the same material of the video but with the plus: of not having to see my face and hear my horrible English:
https://microhobby.com.br/blog/2018/12/14/espruino-on-risc-v-silicon/

Github: https://github.com/microhobby/Espruino

I hope it will be useful to the community.

Computer Scientist working since 2013 in the areas of embedded systems, Android and Linux. I worked directly with the Linux Kernel embedded in Samsung smartphones and tablets models that are sold in Latin America. Kernel Linux collaborator, on Linus Torvalds git tree, for the GPIO controller of the processor family used in Raspberry Pi. Speaker on Linux Developer Conference Brazil 2018.