A little less than a year ago, Travis CI introduced a beta feature, Build Stages.
Could it be maintainers in my world (that world being “userland tooling and libraries for Node.js”) don’t even know Build Stages are a Thing? Despite the overwhelming popularity of Travis CI amongst OSS
Like other “serverless” platforms, an OpenWhisk JavaScript Action may be a single .js
file. As functions grow beyond trivial—and begin to depend on third-party modules—that single, forlorn .js
file can no longer shoulder the burden.
The OpenWhisk Documentation suggests simply throwing an entire project—node_modules
and all—
In the first part of this excruciating tutorial, I taught the reader how to begin with MicroPython on an ESP32-based development board. We:
- Flashed the board
- Frolicked in the REPL
- Configured WiFi
- Uploaded scripts
- Build a circuit with a DS18B20 1-Wire temperature sensor
- Used MicroPython to read the temperature
In
I’m going to show you how to turn on your funk motor get started with MicroPython on an Espressif ESP32 development board. In this first part of this tutorial, I’ll show you how to:
- Get up & running with MicroPython on the ESP32
- Connect to WiFi
- Upload scripts