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Describe the feature
We want to be able to keep track of how busy each device is during different amounts of traffic. This will help us understand which new processes are taking too much time.

Datapoints to track

• uptime (millis())
• loopcount (have a counter at the beginning of loop(), this is a simple way to measure how "busy" an arduino device is)

Expected implementation

Please feel free to add contributions of translated content to any of the repositories under this organization. This will also be an ongoing process as new English content is produced and updated so it will always be a great way to contribute. This repository shows an example of how languages can be integrated through additional Markdown files: https://github.com/Code-and-Response/Project-Sample

We woud like to be able to translate what users see in the future. Enabling the repos for translation is step 1 of that.

The goal here is to help folks create an app locally that could work completely standalone, or connect to IBM Cloud or third party services. It should be designed in such a way that a local container could then also run as serverless Code Engine function, or as a Kubernetes or OpenShift deployment without necessarily changing the original container.

I am one of the developer of KiCost and contributor (icon designed) of iBOM. Both python tools designed to work with KiCad.

About KiCost, it is a Python tool, that using the Manufacture Part Number (MPN) of the components, generate a full cost spreadsheet of your Board BOM in several web distribut