Learn
Each tutorial teaches one thing and gives you one whole program to run. Not a fragment — a program you can put on a board and watch do something.
That is also the rule for what appears here: a tutorial goes up once its program has run on a real board. Not once the feature works, not once the library exists — once that page's own program has run. It is a slower rule than writing from the spec, and it is the reason you can trust what you find here.
So this page is mostly a plan. Below is everything intended, and where each stands.
Where things stand
Being written — the hardware works and has run on a board; each page's own program is being written and run before it goes up.
Coming soon — not there yet. Listed so you know it is intended, and so nothing here pretends otherwise.
| Section | |
|---|---|
| Installation | Being written |
| I/O Devices | Partly being written, partly coming soon |
| Sharing code | Being written |
| Robots | Partly being written, partly coming soon |
Until then
The documentation covers the language itself — what you can write and what it means — and does not wait on hardware.
Boards says which boards run today, and Download what you need on your computer and on the board.