aaaaaaaaaand added a build guide for our favorite project, the #niceBadge https://goeducation.net/docs/nicebadge/build/
Build Guide | Go Education Project — Educational Robotics Open Source

Visit the official repository to download the example code and get the latest version. Bill of Materials # Component Notes 1 PCB NiceBadge PCB, see hardware/PCB-kicad/ 1 nice!nano or compatible nRF52840 microcontroller board 1 ST7789 display SPI 1.14" 135×240 px 1 Rotary encoder Alps EC11E with push switch 1 Analog joystick FJ08K-S 1 Passive buzzer 5.5 mm 2 RGB LED SK6812MINI-E (WS2812 compatible), bottom-mount 2 Pull-up resistor 4.7 kΩ axial 2 Key switch Cherry MX compatible 2 Key cap MX stem 2 Key socket Cherry MX hot-swap 1 Qwiic / StemmQT connector JST SH 4-pin 1 Battery connector JST 2.0 PH 2-pin 2 Flathead screw M2.1 × 10 mm or M2.0 × 10 mm 1 Printed back cover FDM printed, see hardware/stl/ 1 Printed front frame FDM printed, see hardware/stl/ Tools Soldering iron + solder Flux Fine-tip tweezers Helping hands or PCB holder Isopropyl alcohol + brush (cleanup) Assembly Steps Step 1 - Solder the StemmQT connector (back) Solder the JST SH 4-pin Qwiic / StemmQT connector on the back of the PCB. The connector is surface-mounted; you might use some flux to help you with the process, add some solder to the board, put the connector and push gently with the iron.

Go Education Project — Educational Robotics Open Source

one done, 29 to go #tinygo #niceBadge #gopherConEU , based (mostly copied!) from the great work of conf2025badge from @sago35 /cc @TinyGo

🚨 https://goeducation.net/nicebadge/

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