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Professional FPGA development uses scripting more often than it uses a GUI. I just created a Hackster project which looks at using FuseSoC to build projects using scripts and enabling rapid targeting of FPGAs. #fpga #embeddedsystems #electronics #embeddedsoftware #engineering

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