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as long as I keep it small (?), and computing resources are enough, it is possible to run custom software in a Raspberry Pi Pico right? say, software I write from scratch (with Rust) specifically for it

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    The pico is micro controller i think you are thinking of the raspberry pi zero, but I have no idea because you haven’t really given any specifics on the type of software you’re thinking of
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    @Bubbles implementing a wallet for the Nano cryptocurrency
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    @catholic-emacs uh maybe just the zero should be fine but I’d recommend just a standard raspberry pi 4 since they’re only $35 and easier to handle setting up than the zero. The only reason you would want the pico is if you’re primarily interfacing with electronics.
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    @Bubbles but what if I want to mass produce a product, won't building something to work in the Pi Zero or the Pi 4 will make production expensive because I rely on any of those models for my product?
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    Excuse me if I sound ignorant, but I've never work with microcontrollers or small computers for that matter.
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    @catholic-emacs uh the pi Zero is $10 so I suppose that should be fine I guess
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    @catholic-emacs i would do more research based on what you want to make and what is right for it
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