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I received my Pico and Wiznet module (and shim) from the Kickstarter campaign.
I thought i’d try the “Interactive Web UI” tutorial as my first project using the kit.
However, with the shim soldered, the correct firmware flashed and the example code uploaded to the Pico, I’ve had no joy.
The red LED lights up and I get the IP address 192.168.1.2
I go to my browser and try and connect to http://192.168.1.2, but I get a connection error saying “This webpage is not available - ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT”.
Any ideas what I could have done wrong or what else I can try?

I noticed a possible bug with the IDE, either that or I really don't understanding what i'm doing wrong.
If I open up the IDE for the first time (i.e. there is no code saved in the right hand window and the default blink function appears), if I delete the "1" assigned "var 1", then replace it with "1" again. I get an error.
If I change the "var 1" to "var 2" I also get the same error.
I uploaded a short screencast of the problem.

Any idea whats wrong?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YX4HVM9u6A

I know there is support for the NRF24L01+ wireless modules already but I was wondering if anyone had thought about adding support for the A7105 wireless modules?
I have a bunch of these laying around but I would know where to begin to write my own module to get these working.
I bought a bunch of these modules when i read THIS article on hackaday, apparently he used an ST32 and a A7105 module to control a cheap quadcopter.

It was a voltage issue.
The code was executing but nothing was being displayed at 3.3V. I supplied it with 5v and it was ok.
I know its not a issue with the espruino board but, if i try to illuminate more pixels the brightness dims a lot.

I bought a generic SSD1306 from ebay. Connected it as described in the SSD1306 Module and tried the example.
Nothing happened..
I tried connecting the 4.7K resistors and nothing happened. I looked on the back of the PCB and it says "Address Selected 0x78" . How do i ensure this is correct address in the called in the SSD1306 example?
Or can can anyone suggest something else that may be the problem

I am a Mechanical Engineer
I may crack electronics one day, who knows?

I have recently bought an Espruino and i'm starting to work through the tutorials.
I have noticed that you have organised the tutorials alphabetically. I personally think it would be easier for new adopters of the Espruino, like me, to have the tutorials in a difficulty order. Or perhaps group a few tutorials together that will help teach more of the core functions and skills needed for the Espruino.