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Espruino: a JavaScript for Things campaigning on Kickstarter
Espruino is a small computer with a JavaScript interpreter that you can use to experiment.
It’s open source (sw+hw) so it would be great if you want to support this very beautiful idea.
What makes it stand out from other boards?
- Write code using the extremely popular JavaScript language
- You can be writing code just a few minutes after unboxing
- Uses much less power than Linux boards (like the Raspberry Pi), so will run for longer on batteries
- Loads of IO pins, with multiple I2C, SPI, USART, and Analog Inputs and Outputs
- It can be used as an IO board for your PC, Mac or Raspberry Pi – there’s no need to program it first.
- Event-based programming allows different bits of code to be used together much more easily.
- You can debug by inspecting variables as the code is running.
- Simply Copy + Paste different bits of code together to create your project.
via Espruino: JavaScript for Things by Gordon Williams — Kickstarter.
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