I am excited to announce the Stratify Toolbox AMA on Crowd Supply’s Discord channel. Here are the details:
In the last few weeks, I, like many of you I’m sure, have been enormously distracted by the COVID 19 pandemic. I live in an area that has not been hard hit directly. As I hunker down, my heart goes out to the millions and millions of people who are suffering physically, mentally, socially, and financially.
Unfortunately, this means I have not made as much progress on the Stratify Toolbox firmware (the hardware design is largely complete). I did make a COVID 19 tracking website, though, using a lot of code that I actually run on Stratify Toolbox. All the code is on GitHub. This is the site.
I am still hoping to get feedback on your favorite Toolbox features, so please fill out the Survey if you haven’t already.
I updated the form so that everyone can see the responses. This was the biggest shock to me:
As a result of your feedback, I will be adding support for developing Toolbox Applications on Linux. The good news is that the code for all of the tools is POSIX-centric, so porting it won’t be a big deal.
A small, portable, USB-connected electronics lab-on-a-board that includes an oscilloscope, waveform generator, power supply, logic analyzer, and multimeter.
A USB hub with per-port power and data disconnects + dev board + I2C, GPIO, and SPI bridges
A better SPI adapter