Thread: M5Paper e-ink device for DIY
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Old 01-23-2021, 04:24 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by rem736 View Post
what language would you use to programming this device?
C/C++, as DNSB said. But there is also MicroPython and something called UIFlow.

Using UIFlow you can program by drag-and-drop of GUI elements to the display and drag-and-drop of code blocks to create functionality. Looks fun and easy, but I haven't tried it. It is based on Blockly and MicroPython and seem to have some nice functionality. Receive and send mqtt messages. Display and use an onscreen keyboard for input. Upload/download your "apps" over wifi. And more.

https://flow.m5stack.com/
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