My #fennel #pinetime shows up on a Bluetooth scan. Woohoo!

(Can't connect to it yet, haven't implemented the necessary callbacks)

I drew some purple squares on my #pinetime screen, in Lua. Then I ran out of RAM :-(

Good news: I wrote a #fennel program to blink the backlight on my #pinetime

https://github.com/telent/chablon/blob/main/hello.fnl

Next step: write some Lua SPI bindings so I can put pixels on the screen too

(Bad news: my "Hack Magic Probe" (black magic probe on a blackpill) has died, and ST-Link/OpenOCD has significantly less smooth support for RTT, so no more printf debugging)

If you're going to start and most likely some day abandon a smartwatch "OS", you could do a lot worse than call it Chablon

I have made my #pinetime draw coloured rectangles on the screen and learned more about SPI than I thought there was to know.

https://github.com/telent/chablon

I drew a diagonal row of blobs on my #pinetime screen with a Lua program. Pretty pleased with the last couple of days work

https://github.com/InfiniTimeOrg/InfiniTime/compare/develop...telent:chablon

Preparing for some #pinetime hacking. Plastic box with a hole in it to allow access to SWD pins on the underside

I have a #pinetime synced to my android phone using #GadgetBridge. Sometimes it refuses to connect, even after toggling bluetooth/rebooting etc, butbobe workaround that has not failed yet is to connect to the watch using the nordicsemi nRF Connect app. After nRF Connect has found the watch, gadgetbridge is able to reconnect

Look what just came in the post :-) #pinetime #pine64 .

Woohoo, the #pinetime is back in stock. https://pine64.com/product/pinetime-smartwatch-dev-kit-sealed-twin/?v=5b13f02f7943

Not that I need any more distractions from my distractions, but I appear to have bought one anyway