Add MicroPython to "Hardware" section.

[pfalcon]

Why this framework/library/software/resource is awesome?

MicroPython is a very small (ten times smaller) implementation of a large subset of Python3 language, which works everywhere from modest microcontroller systems (16K RAM, 128K ROM) to normal desktop systems (where it still offers benefits of a smaller size, faster startup time, better self-containment).

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TODO: There actually should be a separate section "Alternative
Implementations" for things like PyPy, Stackless Python, MicroPython,
etc.

[pfalcon]

@dpgeorge, @dhylands, @stinos, @peterhinch, @deshipu: Please vote.

[pfalcon]

@vinta : Please let me know if you agree with a TODO above ("There actually should be a separate section "Alternative Implementations" for things like PyPy, Stackless Python, MicroPython, etc."), I'll then prepare a follow-up patch if/when this one is merged. (I'm also surprised to not see Jython/IronPython in this list, would add them to that section too.)

Thanks!

[dhylands]

+1

[vinta]

@pfalcon I agree with the TODO. You could make a new commit for it!

[dpgeorge]

Yes I agree there should be a section for "alternative implementations". That would be awesome!

[peterhinch]

+1

[lapsule]

+1

[fkromer]

@pfalcon, @dpgeorge, @dhylands, @stinos, @peterhinch, @deshipu, @vinta, @lapsule: I created a pull request some time ago which adds some implementations of python #754 because I did not find related pull reqeusts back then. Please vote!

[pfalcon]

@fkromer : Thanks for going for that, somehow I dropped the ball with it. I voted (via "thumbs up" reaction), and let me close this then.