It doesn't have an on-board J-Link, but that's why it's relatively
inexpensive, and you can purchase $20 J-Link EDUs now if you qualify for
those license terms: https://www.adafruit.com/product/3571
The more expensive options out there have a J-Link on board (nRF52DK
board from Nordic), but I think having an inexpensive board and ONE
J-Link plus on board LIPO battery charging makes more sense for multiple
devices, and the physical size is more useful in the real world, along
with easy access to a number of add-on HW: https://www.adafruit.com/Feather
But sorry, I **REALLY** don't want to promote the Adafruit board on the
dev list! I just wanted to give a simple heads up that after a lot of
delay, it's finally in production, and we'll release the iOS app (and
source code) shortly, which is potentially useful to other people on
this dev list.
Our main ambition is getting this in the shop was just to help out on a
project we believe solves some real problems elegantly (fully open
source BLE stack, etc.), and offers people a stepping stone towards a
commercial friendly open source development platform.
Kevin
On 15/08/17 23:55, Brian Giori wrote:
Wow! This really has everything, and for $28 it's a steal. I'll be picking
one up when they go on sale. Great job!
On Tue, Aug 15, 2017 at 2:52 PM, Kevin Townsend <[email protected]>
wrote:
