Pybricks 3.2 is out!

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After a full year of hard work, Pybricks v3.2 is done! It's time to pull out all of the emojis and celebrate. 🎉 🙌 💯 👌 🥇 🏎️ 🏁 🥳 🎆 🎊 ✨ ❤️ 🍰 🥂 🎈 🎅

We've made major improvements to both the firmware and Pybricks Code.

New hubs

LEGO MINDSTORMS Robot Inventor and LEGO Education SPIKE Prime and SPIKE essential hubs are now officially supported!

Firmware updates

In addition to the support for more hubs, we've also make some nice improvements to motor control.

Also, that last program you ran is now saved when you turn off the hub. When you turn on the hub again, you don't even need to connect to a computer, just press the button and your program starts.

Pybricks Code

We've made some major updates to make getting started and coding with Pybricks easier than ever.

Multi-file support

You don't have to click save and open any more to change which file you are working on. You can now keep all of your programs in Pybricks Code at the same time.

You can even share code between files! Just write from my_file import name to include something from another file in your program.

Store programs and data on all hubs

Your program will be saved on the hub without any extra steps. It is no longer needed to update the firmware every time you want to save a program.

Code completion

Pybricks Code now makes suggestions as you type. This saves time jumping back and forth to the documentation.

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Improved firmware installation experience

We put the firmware installation instructions in the app to help make it easier to figure out how to flash the firmware. There are even videos to show you exactly what to do.

Sponsors button

If you love Pybricks, we now have several options for financially sponsoring the project. Just click the ❤️ button to find out how.

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Full changelog is here.