MicroPython framebuf module and SSD1306 display with Tony D!

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Acknowledgements:
- Music: bartlebeats
- Intro shuttle footage: NASA
- Intro fonts: Typodermic
- Intro inspiration: Mr. Wizards's World
- Matrix background: cool-retro-term & cmatrix

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  1. Adafruit Industries
  2. adafruit
  3. electronics
  4. diy
  5. arduino
  6. hardware
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Tony, can I use some instructions to save a variable in EEPROM on the ESP8266 with micropython? Do you have info on this? If not possible, how can I save a variable to EEPROM or Flash memory and use it in my micropython script? Thanks.

JeanPierreLavoie
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Here is a better argument:
It saves the recompiles and it saves providing dozens of firmwares, if you have a couple of wings and you cannot fit all C-code of all wings into the onchip flash memory. So you do not select your libraries at compile time, you chose them at run time.
Lets see where this goes. Liked.

larslrs