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2,923 orders since Sep 16, 2019

Malmö, Skane, Sweden

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Shakeeb | Feb. 6, 2020

fantastic serpente

For Serpente - A Tiny CircuitPython Prototyping Board

Tiny, functional, beautiful. Can't believe I can run python this thing. Thanks for making it available.

Alexander | Jan. 21, 2020

Top quality, fast delivery, very friendly!

For Serpente - A Tiny CircuitPython Prototyping Board

Got 2 boards to play around with and I'm very happy with them and with the overall process of getting them.
Fast shipment (shipped within ~1 day, delivered in 6 days/4 workdays), professional packaging (each board in it's own anti-static bag, put in an air cushion envelope), clean boards, excellent quality.

Tillo | Jan. 9, 2020

Great board

For Serpente - A Tiny CircuitPython Prototyping Board

It's a great little board if you want to start with CircuitPython or if your project doesn't need too much IOs but needs to be small.

The exposed IOs are chosen in a super useful way, since all of them can be PWM outputs and analog inputs. Or the usual serial interfaces.

Bjørn | Jan. 6, 2020

Great fun!

For Serpente - A Tiny CircuitPython Prototyping Board

The Serpente board has a really nice finish regarding all aspects. It's super slim, good looking, and very easy to get started with. I want to use this as the brains for my home automation setup

Joshua | Dec. 21, 2019

Very good boards, small and powerful, shipped fast!

For Serpente - A Tiny CircuitPython Prototyping Board

Was looking for a tiny ATSAMD21 based board with very minimal peripherals, this seemed to fit the bill. Have bought 4 in two batches, all have arrived in excellent condition and fully working.

Got this working with Arduino IDE after making a fairly trivial port of the Adafruit SAMD Trinket M0 board, as I wanted to experiment with the TinyUSB stack that Adafruit uses. I couldn't find where someone had already done this, but was straightforward enough to get working.
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Response from Solder Party | Dec. 21, 2019
Thank you for the kind words :) Have you published the Arduino port somewhere, I'm sure many would find it useful. Do you need to flash it with SWD pins or over the uf2 bootloader? Let me know if you need any assistance with the port.

Barry | Dec. 9, 2019

Great product & seller

For Serpente - A Tiny CircuitPython Prototyping Board

Fast processing and delivery. Great miniature device with lots of potential, and I'm having fun exploring it. Good quality build.
This piece of code may help other noobs like me.

# according to the circuit diagram documentation the inbuilt LEDs have their anodes permanently connected to 3.3v
# therefore to turn them "ON" you need to sink the cathodes and complete the circuit
# led.value = True keeps / turns the LED OFF
# led.value = False sinks the current and turns the LED ON

import board
import digitalio
import time

red = digitalio.DigitalInOut(board.LED_R)
red.direction = digitalio.Direction.OUTPUT

green = digitalio.DigitalInOut(board.LED_G)
green.direction = digitalio.Direction.OUTPUT

blue = digitalio.DigitalInOut(board.LED_B)
blue.direction = digitalio.Direction.OUTPUT

red.value = True # these 3 instructions are required
green.value = True # otherwise the first iteration
blue.value = True # shows a mix of colours

while True:
print("Red")
red.value = False # actually turns the LED ON
time.sleep(2)
red.value = True # actually turns the LED OFF
time.sleep(2)

print("Green")
green.value = False
time.sleep(2)
green.value = True
time.sleep(2)

print("Blue")
blue.value = False
time.sleep(2)
blue.value = True
time.sleep(2)

Leszek | Dec. 5, 2019

Good Job ;)

For Serpente - A Tiny CircuitPython Prototyping Board

Very interesting design, great possibilities and simplicity of use with such a small size. Thank you for fast shipping ;)

Ben | Nov. 2, 2019

Perfect little CircuitPython controller!

For Serpente - A Tiny CircuitPython Prototyping Board

This is a great little controller! Packed with tons of stuff in a tiny package, it was really easy to get up and running. It's powered by CircuitPython, and has a generous 4MB flash. Just plug it in, save a file to the drive, and your code runs!

My father in law was in town with a project, within a few minutes we had his sensor sending in data and graphing in the mu editor! I was surprised with how easy it was. Even with 6 IO, he'll have more than enough to run a I2C display and read sensor data.

The design and build quality is excellent. Arturo has done an outstanding job here!

David | Oct. 14, 2019

Fast delivery

For Serpente - A Tiny CircuitPython Prototyping Board

I got the product amazingly fast. The board seems to be good quality, though i haven't had much time to play with it yet.

Les | Oct. 13, 2019

A tiny CircuitPython based board the size of an ATTiny85

For Serpente - A Tiny CircuitPython Prototyping Board

I have been a fan of the ATTiny85 for a couple of years, and in the past 18 months I have started to dip my toe with CircuitPython. So when I found a board that offered the layout and size of the ATTiny85 merged with the ease of use that CircuitPython brings, then I just had to buy a couple for testing.
A great board that is cost effective for projects where you just want to get the project working with the minimal of fuss.
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