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And welcome to a new section in this course, in this section, I am going to talk about the thorny

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idea, which is any open source integrated development environment that will be using to program the

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E.S.P 32 using micro python throughout this course in this first lecture of this section.

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I'd like to show you around funny in my already set up instance, if you can see here and show you the

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location where you can download the installation utility so you can install it on your own computer.

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So let me show you around what it looks like.

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So here's Tony running.

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As I've said already, I've done a little bit of configuration to customize the font types and sizes

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and things like that.

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But largely what you're seeing here is, though, it looks like as soon as you install it, Tony, is

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very capable and configurable, integrated development environment.

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At its most basic view, it would look like this where you get the upper part of the window where you

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can see one or more tabs, you can have multiple tabs with your various python programs or components

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for program.

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And then down below, you've got to show that you can use to interact with the Python interpreter.

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In this case, as you can see, I'm running Micro Python on my E.S.P 32, which is connected to worry

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about this.

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For now.

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I'm going to show you first how to install the necessary interpreter on your AHP 32 in the next lecture

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and then show you how the connections and be able to interact with Micro Python on the HP 32.

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But for now, all I want to show you is that the show allows me real time interaction with the Python

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interpreter that is running on the issue between the two.

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But apart from that, it's got many more capabilities.

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For example, if I go into tools and options, I can change the interpreter from micro python to one

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of the other variable interpreters, for example.

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This one here is Python that ships with only or you can go for Python that is running on a virtual environment

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or with Python running somewhere else.

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Even through the Internet, you can access interpreters via perhaps S.H. or other means.

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And you can also see here that the only instance that I'm running, which is version three point three

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point four, which is the latest version at the time of this recording, also ships with capability

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of running micro python on BBC Microdata Raspberry Pi, Pekoe E.S.P 32 in the ESP eight to six six,

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the source or circuit python environment.

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So it's already fully featured just out of the box.

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But you can install a lot more python targets, as you can see, via plug.

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All right.

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Now, another thing that I want to show you is that Tony is used not just for micro python on a medical

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device, but for general python development.

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And it gives you a lot of tools here.

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He can see to help you with that.

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So, for example, you can turn on the files view and this gives you access to all files in a particular

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location on your local file system.

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In this case, it's on my computer.

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But also it gives you a view of the files that exist on the target device file system like these.

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So these files are stored on the ESB itself.

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There's also a series of other types of tools, such as the ability to inspect the contents of the heap

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memory or.

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Let's say the stack, which is useful when you are jumping from one function into another.

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Keep track of which function you are in and give you a little demonstration of this.

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A little later in another section, you can check out the variables that have been set up and so on.

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Let's have a look at some of the most important features of Tony.

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First of all, you've got the configuration window.

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We can access it from preferences, but you can access the exact same thing by going to tools and options.

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And that allows you to customize the look and feel of Tony, which forms you using, et cetera, have

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the debugger works, which terminals to use, Schill and so on.

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So you can just customize the way that your Thony Ed works this way.

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This also got into tools and plug ins.

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There's a whole variety of plug ins that you can install, some of them, as I said earlier, in version

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three point three point four, come built into Thorney itself.

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For example, there is the E.S.P tool package, which allows the idea to interact with the two and,

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for example, flash new firmware on it.

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But there's others you can search on paper, which is the repository of Python repository of the packages

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and see what else is available to show you how to use that later.

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It's also a package manager like this also allows you to search and pipeline for python packages that

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contain libraries or code that is shareable.

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And then you can use.

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Again, I'm going to show you this a little later on, how to install a paper package.

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Okay, so this little introduction, we're going to talk a lot more about Sony later.

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And I'm going to show you how to use the specific functions that we are going to need throughout this

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course.

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We're going to need all of them, because, as I said, we're not programming in the desktop version

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of the Python interpreter, but in the micro python interpreter.

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It runs on an ISP 32.

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And therefore, many of the features that are available on Sony in general will not work with micro

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python.

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To get the money, go to the phony website, which attorney Doug can have a quick look at this and just

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to get a rundown of the most important features, and I also highly recommend that you watch this video

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here.

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It's a demonstration of some of the most interesting features, especially the debugging features produced

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by one of the developers.

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So check it out to download Thony.

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Just click on your operating system.

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And in my case, I'm working on a Mac download a file, double click on it and install it.

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There's nothing special about it.

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It's very easy.

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Another Web resource I want to show you is the GitHub repository so you can see the source code of the

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project.

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Now, here you will find additional releases.

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So click on the releases link and you will take it to a page where you can access not just the latest

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release, three, three, four.

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In my case, three through five is just being worked on at the moment.

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It's not available via the download button here.

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Can see this is still three, three, four.

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The bleeding edge version is through three five.

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But I found on the Mac in particular, if you are using Mac OS, Big Bixler, which is Mac OS 11, then

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version three three four does not work properly.

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You may need to go to an older version.

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Let's say three three three did work for me.

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So in case you need another version, this is where you can get it from.

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OK, that concludes this first introductory lecture to this section in the next section, I'm going

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to show you how to install the micro python interpreter on your ISP 32, so then you can start using

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it with thirty first.