Pitop

This release continues to extend support for content on Further. Changes are primarily to documentation, but one notable change is the new Miniscreen object that is intended to replace direct usage of OLED and button objects.
The SDK and its related CI workflows are still in active development and subject to breaking changes.
However, this release is regarded as "fairly stable" and the SDK itself should work in most of the detailed use-cases.

This release continues to extend support for robotics kit content on Further. Changes include improvements to the Ultrasonic Sensor (increase range of measurement and suppression of warning messages) and to the miniscreen Buttons API, making them available only to one process at the time.
The SDK and its related CI workflows are still in active development and subject to breaking changes.
However, this release is regarded as "fairly stable" and the SDK itself should work in most of the detailed use-cases.

This release continues to extend support for robotics kit content on Further.
The SDK and its related CI workflows are still in active development and subject to breaking changes.
However, this release is regarded as "fairly stable" and the SDK itself should work in most of the detailed use-cases.

This release continues to extend support for robotics kit content on Further.
The SDK and its related CI workflows are still in active development and subject to breaking changes.
However, this release is regarded as "fairly stable" and the SDK itself should work in most of the detailed use-cases.

This release adds support for robotics kit content on Further.
The SDK and its related CI workflows are still in active development and subject to breaking changes.
However, this release is regarded as "fairly stable" and the SDK itself should work in most of the detailed use-cases.

This release marks the first "GitHub release" of this SDK.
The SDK and its related CI workflows are still in active development and subject to breaking changes.
However, this release is regarded as "fairly stable" and the SDK itself should work in most of the detailed use-cases.