Here are some micropython tutorials that we listed for you to experience its advanced features.

This instructable is about Arduino Manager, a powerful general purpose iOS App which allows to control any Arduino (or Arduino compatible) board by the means of about 40 different Widgets.

Use an ESP32 to control anything from stepper motors to LED strips with easy-to-use and modular code. It can connect locally or externally.

In this microbit tutorial we will check how to interact with the two buttons of the Micro:bit board, using MicroPython.

In this microbit tutorial we will check how to control a DC motor using the micro:bit board and MicroPython.

In this esp32 tutorial we will check how to get the total used bytes in the SPIFFS file system of the ESP32, using the Arduino core.

In this microbit tutorial we will learn how to perform a software reset on the Micro:bit, using MicroPython.

In this microbit tutorial we will check how to generate a random integer using the micro:bit board and MicroPython.

In this microbit tutorial we will check how to get the running time of the micro:bit, since the board was turned on or restarted.

In this microbit tutorial we will check how to get the size of a file on the micro:bit file system, using MicroPython.

In this microbit tutorial we will check how to delete a file from the micro:bit file system, using MicroPython.

In this microbit tutorial we will check how to read the content of a file from the micro:bit file system, using MicroPython.

In this microbit tutorial we will learn how to create a file on the micro:bit file system. We will also write some content to it.

In this microbit tutorial we will learn how to obtain temperature measurements using the Micro:Bit board.

In this tutorial we are going to check how to send a HTTP GET request using a micro:bit board and a UART OBLOQ. We will be using MicroPython to program the micro:bit board.

In this tutorial we will learn how to connect the UART OBLOQ to a WiFi network, using the micro:bit board and MicroPython to send the commands to the device, using a serial connection.

In this tutorial we will check how to get the UART OBLOQ firmware version, using the micro:bit board and uPython to send commands to the device.

In this tutorial we will check how to connect the micro:bit board to the UART OBLOQ using the serial interface. Then, we will ping the UART OBLOQ to confirm the connection between the devices is working correctly.

In this tutorial we will check how read content from the serial port, using the micro:bit board. We will use the micro:bit pins as serial Tx and Rx pins, like we have already covered in this previous tutorial.

A Py/mPy auto irrigation system with push notifications to Android, and rainfall prediction with DarkSky API for more efficient water usage.

Wemos D1 mini takes sensor readings and sends a POST request containing data to Flask Server on RPi 3. Data is then written to Google Sheet.

In this micro:bit MicroPython Tutorial we will learn how to read the status of a LED from the Micro:Bit‘s LED matrix, using MicroPython.

In this micro:bit MicroPython Tutorial we will learn how to turn on and off specific LEDs from the micro:bit‘s LED matrix, using MicroPython, including controlling their brightness.

In this micro:bit MicroPython Tutorial we will check how to use the * operator to generate a repetitive sequence of a string. This tutorial was tested on MicroPython running on a micro:bit board.