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Create a mechanism and documentation for modes. #6

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ntoll opened this issue Apr 9, 2020 · 0 comments
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Create a mechanism and documentation for modes. #6

ntoll opened this issue Apr 9, 2020 · 0 comments
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feature-parity Ensures Mu-naco retains the features of Mu 1.0 packaging Making sure beginner users get Mu with the least hassle possible.
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ntoll commented Apr 9, 2020

Mu has modes. We need to reproduce the existing ones for:

  • Adafruit
  • Microbit
  • PyGameZero
  • Python3

Furthermore, we should make it easy for others to add further modes:

  • ESP mode
  • Web mode
  • Lego mode
  • ???

We should make it easy for folks to be able to publish their modes so others can use them.
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@ntoll ntoll added feature-parity Ensures Mu-naco retains the features of Mu 1.0 packaging Making sure beginner users get Mu with the least hassle possible. labels Apr 9, 2020
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