I'm doing a degree and a class I took at the end of last year we used this system. It is excellent, you can essentially write a scientific document that allows others to work with your findings and data. Really interesting idea Tony.

Tony, this is something I had been very curious about -- thanks so much for figuring it out and showing so clearly how to use jupyter with micropython boards - I think it will provide a great way to teach and to store code snippets with comments/explanations. One thing to note. On some systems (like my Windows system), "python3" is not mapped to anything and it is "python" that is mapped to python3 and while you mention this with pip it also affects the kernel.json file. So you may want to explicitly tell people that when modifying the json file for their system, they may have to change the way python 3.x is invoked to match how their system is set up.

BTW, the bash kernel has an output buffer that allows it to watch the output as it is printed by the kernel. They use the pexpect python module for this I think. Love the video as always, I'll be using this kernel in my classes.

At around 10:02, what is the difference between installing python3 setup.py install on Windows command line and through git bash? Also I am using Jupyter through Anaconda. I am using Python3 on Anaconda and the command 'python3 setup.py install ' does not work on my Windows command line, git bash, or Anaconda Prompt because python3 is not a recognizable command. What is the problem? In what environment am I suppose to install the setup.py? UPDATE: For some reason, even though Anaconda uses Python3 the command 'python setup.py install' works.

Look nice! Can we use a web connection like webrepl instead of serial ?

7:57 Wow, I never used the screen command before.

Wow! It could work without the arduino IDE! Is Jupyter an alternative to node.js?

I have now managed to get Jupyter Notebook running a MicroPython-USB kernel on my laptop (Windows). However, when I submit the command %serialconnect to --port=/dev/tty.SLAB_USBtoUART --baud=115200 I get the following answer: Connecting to --port=/dev/tty.SLAB_USBtoUART --baud=115200 Try one of these ports as --port= COM3 COM4 COM6 Next, I try %serialconnect to --port=COM6 --baud=115200, only getting this answer: Connecting to --port=COM6 --baud=115200 [Timed out waiting for recognizable response] Disconnecting [paste mode not working] (You may need to reset the device) What is the exact syntax to connect to COM6?

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...I also tried: %serialconnect to COM6 --baud=115200 with the following response: Found serial ports: COM3, COM4, COM6 Connecting to --port=COM3 --baud=115200 Strange...!?

I configured the kernel.json using notepad on Windows. My kernel keeps dying and cannot even execute print function.

Is it possible to execute the python3 install setup.py with conda?

Good starting tutorial let me deep into Jupyter kernel directly! If you need to consider interaction usage between Jupyter/Ipython and pyboard, also can refer to github.com/TDAbboud/mpkernel/tree/master#stmhal-port