The main page covers the basics including where to download CircuitPython, how to
contribute, differences from MicroPython, information about the project structure, and
a full table of contents for the rest of the documentation.
The list along the left side leads to more information about specific topics.
The first section is API and Usage. This is where you can find information about how
to use individual built-in core modules, such as time and digitalio , details about
the supported ports, suggestions for troubleshooting, and basic info and links to the li
brary bundles. The Core Modules section also includes the Support Matrix, which is a
table of which core modules are available on which boards.
The second section is Design and Porting Reference. It includes a design guide, archit
ecture information, details onporting, and adding module support to other ports.
The third section is MicroPython Specific. It includes information on MicroPython and
related libraries, and a glossary of terms.
The fourth and final section is About the Project. It includes further information
including details on building, testing, and debugging CircuitPython, along with various
other useful links including the Adafruit Community Code of Conduct.
Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to electronics and programming, you'll find a
wealth of information to help you along your CircuitPython journey in the
documentation!
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