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It sounds it should be pretty simple to write a program that generates a random setup for a board game? A character for each player, starting boards (with a few complications, such as boards B and F must not appear in the same game), adversary, scenario?
Or a helper device for board games so I can have something more convenient for tracking scores or whatever instead of tokens? Or calculate end game scores faster in, say, 7 Wonders? There's a touch screen so I could display symbols instead of tokens and manipulate them by pressing or dragging.
Basically I'm asking for any gotchas. I know microPython support is not yet there. Do I need some other boards, arduino, raspberry pi or a welding iron or whatever to start having fun? Do I need to write libraries myself for what could be considered "basic" functionality in web development, like pop-ups or GUI work?
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