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Firefly Zero (game console)

New blog post: Bringing WebAssembly to microcontrollers:

blog.fireflyzero.com/pages/his

This is the 2/2 part covering the history of Firefly Zero. It talks more about , my personal experience with it, , , , @mechanoid, , and many other amazing bleeding edge technologies that made Firefly Zero possible.

blog.fireflyzero.com · Bringing WebAssembly to microcontrollersThis is the second and the last part of the series about the history of Firefly Zero. The first part: A brief history of fantasy video game consoles. 2017. WebAssembly We already touched a bit on WebAssembly in the first part. It was released in 2017. I started to work with WebAssembly in 2019. At the time, the only thing I knew about it was that it’s a way to write frontend code in the Go programming language instead of JavaScript.
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@leobm

I recently made a nice framework for making wasm-4 games with :
github.com/orsinium-labs/wasm4

TinyGo now has the wasm-unknown target which makes really small and nice binaries.

Also, if you have , you can use it as a handheld console for running wasm-4 games:
github.com/orsinium-labs/gamge

GitHubGitHub - orsinium-labs/wasm4go: Framework for making WASM-4 games with Go (and TinyGo).Framework for making WASM-4 games with Go (and TinyGo). - orsinium-labs/wasm4go
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@attie

1. The easiest way to get into microcontrollers for you is to buy @adafruit or and program it on , a limited version of .

adafruit.com/product/4200

2. will let you program anything and smartly utilize limited resources. Entry level is high.

3. strikes the balance. It's easy to learn and with you can program any microcontrollers, including abovementioned pybadge.

tinygo.org/

www.adafruit.comAdafruit PyBadge for MakeCode Arcade, CircuitPython, or ArduinoWhat's the size of a credit card and can run CircuitPython, MakeCode Arcade or Arduino? That's right, its the Adafruit PyBadge! We wanted to see how much we could cram into a ​3 ...
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@PlumpCat@infosec.exchange Good luck with your journey! Programming is fun, and is very versatile. I use it to generate art, produce assets for my board game, power lots of websites, notify me about things, analyze and visualize data. Oh, and it pays my bills.

I've got last week. However, I use instead of Python to program it, which seems to me like a better fit for small places.

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