Project SkillCheck V1.1 Mac OS

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In this article, we will try to explain how a patch (MSP) works and give you a brief overview of you can create one.

Project SkillCheck V1.1 Mac OS

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  1. MS Project was designed and optimized specifically for the Windows operating system. Building project management software for Macs wasn’t Microsoft’s concern. In fact, the last time that there was a version of Microsoft Project for Apple users was back in 1993 with Microsoft Project 4.0 for Mac.
  2. But also like the project and want to give it some love, you can send a tip using PayPal. Download v1.1.30. 22.8 MB For Mac OS X 10.9 MD5.
  3. Create the MSI for v1.1 following the patch rules Create a patch project where AI performs a diff of the two MSI packages The Patch Project simulates a comparison between the packages. Any changes brought to the second MSI v1.1 are gathered (registry, files, etc.) and these result in the patch file.

A patch is an incremental update to an existing installation of your application. You cannot install a patch if the target version (the one you want to update) is missing.


To generate a patch for your application you must:

  1. Create the MSI for v1.0 of your app
  2. Create the MSI for v1.1 following the patch rules
  3. Create a patch project where AI performs a diff of the two MSI packages

The Patch Project simulates a comparison between the packages. Any changes brought to the second MSI v1.1 are gathered (registry, files, etc.) and these result in the patch file.

Upgrade Scenarios

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You have two ways to upgrade an MSI, each with its pros and cons.

You can use a patch (MSP) v1.1. This has a reduced size because it only contains the changes brought to v1.1 of the MSI. However, this requires v1.0 of the MSI to be present on the target machine, and you must follow the rules of creation for MSP’s.

The second option is to use v1.1 MSI. You don’t have to follow strict rules of creation like the MSP’s, you can add an upgrade to the v1.0, and v1.0 doesn’t have to be present on the machine. However, because it’s a standalone install, the size of the MSI is larger than the MSP.

There are different firmwares that you can use to program the ESP32 and ESP8266 boards. If you want to program the ESP32 or ESP8266 board using the MicroPython firmware, we recommend using uPyCraft IDE. uPyCraft IDE runs in any major operating system. In this tutorial we’ll show you how to install the uPyCraft IDE for MicroPython on Mac OS X.

If you’re using a different operating system, make sure you follow the right guide:

After installing uPyCraft IDE in your computer, we recommend reading: Getting Started with MicroPython on ESP32 and ESP8266.

Installing Python 3.X – Mac OS X

Before installing the uPyCraft IDE, make sure you have the latest version of Python 3.X installed in your computer. If you don’t, follow the next instructions to install Python 3.X with the brew command. Open a terminal window and type the next command:

Wait a few seconds while the installation procedure is completed.

Allowing Apps Downloaded to Run

Since uPyCraft IDE is open source and downloaded from the Internet, it’s not a verified app in the App Store. For security reasons, Mac OS X blocks unknown apps to run on your computer. Follow these next instructions to enable any downloaded software to run in your Mac.

1. Open the “System Preferences...” menu.

2. Open the “Security & Privacy” menu.

3. At the bottom left corner, click the lock icon to modify your “Security & Privacy” settings:

4. Type your username/password and click the “Unlock” button.

5. Finally, select the option “Allow apps downloaded from: Anywhere“.

That’s it, you can close that window.

Installing uPyCraft IDE – Mac OS X

As mentioned before, for this tutorial we’ll be using uPyCraft IDE to program the ESP32 or ESP8266 boards using the MicroPython firmware. In our opinion, uPyCraft IDE is the easiest way of programming ESP based boards with MicroPython at the moment.

You can learn more about uPyCraft IDE on their GitHub repository or explore the uPyCraft IDE source code.

Downloading uPyCraft IDE for Mac OS X

Click here to download uPyCraft IDE for Mac OS Xor go to this link https://randomnerdtutorials.com/uPyCraftMac. After a few seconds you should see a similar file (uPyCraft_mac_VX.zip) in your Downloads folder:

Unzip the uPyCraft_mac_VX.zip and you should see a new file called uPyCraft. Double-click the uPyCraft file:

Press the “Open” button to actually run it:

Here’s what should open:

We’ll be using this software to flash our ESP based boards with MicroPython firmware as well as to program the boards.

Follow the next tutorial to flash your ESP boards with the MicroPyhton firmware:

Project Skillcheck V1.1 Mac Os Download

Wrapping Up

Project Skillcheck V1.1 Mac Os X

We hope you’ve found this tutorial useful. This is a quick guide that shows how to install uPyCraft IDE on Mac OS X. If you have a different operating system, read one of the following guides:

Project Skillcheck V1.1 Mac Os Catalina

Learn more about MicroPython with our: MicroPython Programming with ESP32 and ESP8266 eBook