I am proud, pleased, relieved and exhausted to announce the v0.2 release of wasp-os: https://github.com/daniel-thompson/wasp-...s/tag/v0.2 . This is the first version numbered release of wasp-os and is also the first edition to come with pre-compiled binaries (although you will still require an SWD programmer and to read the wiki page on Reprogramming the PineTime to get started).
For wasp-os v0.2 (called M2 in the roadmap) the focus has been to build the best developer experience possible.
That means there is now a file system that allows developers to transfer python source code to the device and arrange for it to be executed automatically at boot without needing to recompile the firmware itself. Not only does this make wasp-os more approachable but it also encourages much faster development cycles for your applications. There are also many new applications together with an application launcher to hold things together.
This is supplemented with comprehensive documentation available at: https://wasp-os.readthedocs.io, and which includes a comprehensive Application Writer's Guide together with install instructions, a reference manual and much more.
For wasp-os v0.2 (called M2 in the roadmap) the focus has been to build the best developer experience possible.
That means there is now a file system that allows developers to transfer python source code to the device and arrange for it to be executed automatically at boot without needing to recompile the firmware itself. Not only does this make wasp-os more approachable but it also encourages much faster development cycles for your applications. There are also many new applications together with an application launcher to hold things together.
This is supplemented with comprehensive documentation available at: https://wasp-os.readthedocs.io, and which includes a comprehensive Application Writer's Guide together with install instructions, a reference manual and much more.