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MOGWAI NANO 0.9 is out. This one is a “screen and fingers” release: your ESP32 can now drive a TFT colour display wired over SPI, and read a capacitive touch panel wired over I2C. All of it is programmed in MOGWAI, with French accents supported, and without recompiling anything. 0.9 also brings the onboard RGB … Read more
MOGWAI NANO 0.8 lets you run your code on the microcontroller in debug mode. In this mode, you can perform all the operations needed to fine-tune your code, as explained in the article about the release of this new version. I invite you to watch a short video that drives a passive buzzer to play … Read more
MOGWAI NANO 0.8 is out. Its headline feature is an integrated step-by-step debugger: you run a program in debug mode from MOGWAI NANO Studio and follow it instruction by instruction while it executes on your ESP32. The instruction about to be executed is highlighted in your source code, and you can pause, advance one step, … Read more
Just a short video to show you MOGWAI NANO in action. In this video, we’re having fun blinking an LED connected to GPIO 4 of the connected device (here an ESP32 S3). The first part of the video shows interactive mode (activated with the mogwai.keepAlive command). From there, you can interact live with the device … Read more
MOGWAI NANO 0.6 is available on the GitHub repository. What’s new The engine can now load libraries on the fly — just not yet in practice. mogwai.using dynamically loads a set of compiled .pe files (a library plus its dependencies, in the order laid out by a manifest) straight into the running CLR, without ever … Read more