In my understanding, EV3Dev2 and PyBricks are the 2 most prominent Python libraries today for programming the EV3. I notice that both projects are progressing very ambitiously, with key persons such as @dlech active in both.
As a developer and a teacher (e.g. I'm teaching my son and several other young kids to program in Python using EV3 as the medium), I would like the understand the high-level future directions of these 2 major projects, in order to pick one as the primary API to teach. Do we have a plan to merge them in the future, or will they continue to develop separately to serve different audiences & needs?
In my understanding, EV3Dev2 and PyBricks are the 2 most prominent Python libraries today for programming the EV3. I notice that both projects are progressing very ambitiously, with key persons such as @dlech active in both.
As a developer and a teacher (e.g. I'm teaching my son and several other young kids to program in Python using EV3 as the medium), I would like the understand the high-level future directions of these 2 major projects, in order to pick one as the primary API to teach. Do we have a plan to merge them in the future, or will they continue to develop separately to serve different audiences & needs?
(I'm also asking the same question here: https://github.com/pybricks/pybricks-api/issues/22)