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Tessel 1 start experience | Tessel 2 start experience
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Tessel is a completely open source and community-driven IoT and robotics development platform. It encompases development boards, hardware module add-ons, and the software that runs on them.
Our website tessel.io should give you an overview of the hardware we build. You can see examples of things people have built on Tessel on our projects page.
Tessel is about designing intuitive and accessible hardware development experiences around the open web. Feel free to read more about our mission and governance model. Please also read and adhere to our code of conduct.
This repository is for the organization and governance of the Tessel project as a whole. For code, see the Tessel GitHub organization.
Tessel 2: CLI | Firmware | OpenWrt build | Technical Overview
Tessel 1: CLI | Firmware | Runtime | Contribution Guide
By contributing to Tessel, you'll be a valued member of a passionate, diverse team and one of the pioneers of the burgeoning connected devices space. Here are some ways in which you can get involved:
- How to contribute to Tessel 2 (without needing hardware)
- Submit code or patches for Tessel modules and tools
- Discuss the Tessel Project's goals and governance
Learn more about how we collaborate using Github:
If you have questions, please make a post on our forums and someone from the community will respond shortly. All contributors are expected to follow our Code of Conduct.
Get involved with our community in any way you are interested:
- Join us on Slack — Collaboration and real time discussions (Recommended! - ask your questions here).
- Tessel Forums — General discussion and support by the Tessel community.
- tessel.hackster.io — Community-submitted projects made with Tessel.
- tessel.io/community — Join a Tessel meetup near you! Meetups happen around the world and are the easiest way to play with hardware in person.
- #tessel on Freenode — IRC channel for development questions and live help.
- Stack Overflow — Technical questions about using Tessel.
- Contribution Guide
- Mission of the Tessel Project
- Code of Conduct for the Tessel community
- Governance Structure and Membership of the Steering Committee
- Meeting Notes