Getting started with Espruino

How to get started with Espruino JavaScript Microcontroller...

On KickStarter:

Quick Start Docs:

[HcDaN]

I didn't know how to use setInterval() clearInterval(), and it's a surprise to me that changeInterval() is even exist! Now they're all very clear.

[upnic]

Pretty remarkable presentation. I loved the "white looks" of the desktop with the terminal interpolation. Good job. ;)

[JakobDam]

This is such a great little microcontroller for small projects such as the one I'll make; a self-opening watch box where the lid opens when you put your hand near it, and at the same time lifts the watch to present it. The power consumption at idle makes it even more perfect. I'll probably go with the Pico version though, to save physical space ^_^

[jochen]

baked 99 for it - I love it - can't wait

[charries]

Really neat! Backed with £70 for good measure! :D

[Espruino]

I don't understand what you mean - Espruino *is* a compact javaScript interpreter like you seem to be suggesting. In fact it is small enough that it fits in the microcontroller's on-board memory and doesn't need an SD card

[johnyma]

Such a cool project, hopefully your copyright/license allows for open source development :)

[AustinLovell]

Awesome thank you! Kinda want to get a few of these, just in case I fry one X.X

[burnsy]

How many volts in the battery pack should you have for the servos?
3.7V, 7.4V or 11.1V?

[pawelwojcik]

Hi, how about OLED displays? any chance to run them easy and print some values or pixels? And I2C communication with other devices?