Don't want to discourage you guys, but coming from an EDA background myself, you didn't answer the question:
> What's the advantage over gEDA, gHDL or similar?
I think your answer is, "we're focused on design & community." But I wonder if you might reconsider yourselves the "Codecademy of hardware" instead?
I think your answer is, "we're focused on design & community." But I wonder if you might reconsider yourselves the "Codecademy of hardware" instead?