Add Examples link to Tutorial #15
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I'm a newbie to
DIY keyboard, and I'm very grateful that prk_firmware has led me to build my ownRuby keyboard.Thank you so much for creating the coolest firmware ever!!
Now, at the beginning of the Tutorial, I see
Raspberry Pi PicoandSparkfun Pro Micro RP2040,but I wondered what other microcontroller boards can I use? or what kind of keyboards can I use?
I found that Microcontroller boards and Keyboards is already available on the Wiki,
but I thought it would be easier to understand if it was linked from the Tutorial, so I raised a PR.
I hope you will consider it.