C++ Weekly - Special Edition - Getting Started with Embedded Python

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[anon_y_mousse]

For a brief second I forgot that Micro Python existed and I thought you were going to talk about embedding Python into a C++ application to use for scripting. I don't even know if that's a possibility, but it'd be cool to see a video on that. Usually it's Lua or some variety of LISP, and even though I low-key hate Python, it'd be cool to see how to use it in that way.

[chilibros]

Sorry some comments are negative (what can you expect from some in the C++ community?) But I thought this was a cool video!

[wizardy]

4:26 the comment says: import the modules that the app required ~ which is saying nothing. While you started embedded devices topics, maybe the C++ weekly can talk about Nordic boards and Zephyr? Especially since you already opened the nrf52 pages in the background. the standard development environment is the nRF Connect SDK, which is a plugin of VSCode, and the SDK is the Nordic version of Zephyr. The C++20 can be enabled using KConfig :p

[Dziaji]

Embedded Python? That is an abomination. I don't even want to know.

[torarinvik]

I just noticed your coming to my home country Norway :D, I couldn't find any information online about the price of the workshop.

[not_ever]

There are quite a lot of foolish comments on this video by people who either do not understand the purpose of the micro bit or did not watch the video to see that you are programming an educational tool for children.

[platin]

I don’t think it makes sense to lower the bar for even lower quality software in this area. It’s fine for tinkering but better use the real thing.

[forsakensentinel]

I wish this stuff was on a different channel, to be honest. I'm subscribed to this channel to sharpen my C++ skills, and it's been disappointing to see all of these videos unrelated to C++. It's good content, but not what I'm subscribed to the channel for.

[RadimPolasek]

Unfortunately, I'm disappointed by your trend for last couple of months digressing from the main c++ theme.