Update: Discussions on the topic are ongoing. But it may very well be that this package has no future.

I'll wait some time for comments here or on github or maybe ask myself in their issue tracker. Unfortunately the parts for the ESP-12 and a voltage converter were missing, so I decided to create these myself. People who buy the software should be able to request the source code due to the GPL license. I was fiddling around with the ESP8266 wifi boards and discovered Fritzing to create PCB's for my projects. To me it looks like open source development has stopped. DOWNLOAD ALL FILES FOR THIS PROJECT ON GITHUB. No signs of recent development or releases. Because I always use the Fritzing app to illustrate the hardware setup of a new project, I need a new. There is only a single commit on the develop branch since March and none on master since February. On github there is no tagged release after 0.9.6. However, since the code was available on github under GPL license, it was still possible to build the software from source. It is in the spirit of Processing and Arduino which allow users to document their Arduino and other electronic-based prototypes, and to create a PCB layout for manufacturing. Please consider buying the official package to fund ongoing development of Fritzing.įor a while now Fritzing does not provide binary downloads for free but asks for a donation before giving you the possibility to download the software. Fritzing is an initiative to support designers, artists, researchers and hobbyists to take the step from physical prototyping to an actual product. The github repository by now has been updated and this package tries to reflect the official releases again.

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