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| debug_print("Window Name: ".. get_window_name()); | |
| debug_print("Application name: "..get_application_name()) | |
| debug_print("--------------------------------------------------------------------------------") | |
| editor_workspace = 1 | |
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| terminal_workspace = 1 |
In response to the request for feedback...an excellent idea by the way!
My main wish for CircuitPython in 2019 is to bring it closer in compatibility with MicroPython - or at least not to diverge further!
While they are clearly 'cousins' the two dialects differ enough that beginners are inevitably confused when trying to choose between the two - and are typically perplexed as to why there's any difference at all.
I understand why there's a difference but it seems greater than it needs to be. And the two communities could help each other out more rather than have a faint air of hostility.