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+# Feedback on ViperIDE
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+> Instead of editing on my laptop, downloading, executing..... reset...
+> In my prototyping cycle, I just develop directly on the board using ViperIDE. Out of a click I can soft-reset.
+> I have a small script that via `mpremote` downloads my assets back to my computer for version control and snapshots.
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+> I'm actually using it, right now, already. I happened to have a RP2040 board right here I was just writing some micropython for.
+> I think this is a good way to quick-start with the boards moreso than using the Thonny IDE. It handles the filesystem access perfectly.
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+> Thank for this little IDE, I immediately love it !
+
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+> This is excellent - what a superb little IDE. Blazing speed and so easy to use.
+> Looking forward to file upload but in the meantime I simply create a new file and paste across so no big deal.
+> Congrats and thank you!
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+> Congratulations (again:-)). And thanks.
+> This is a very simple way to try out MP for WebAssembly.
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+> This is awesome. New to MicroPython but Thonny was getting difficult to use.
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+> I've just had a play with this and, just like Makecode, this should make it so much simpler for schools to use the Pico as the use of WebUSB(or WebREPL)
+> combined with MicroPython means the Pico looks like a serial device, not a USB device, so ignores things like BitLocker 😃
+> And no need to install Thonny, Mu, etc, which should keep our IT team happy  😉
+>
+> ...
+>
+> I've found that MicroPython on a Pico makes it appear as a serial device (whereas CP makes it appear as a USB device),
+> which means, just like WebUSB on the Microbit, it bypasses BitLocker 😃