Pybricks update - what's new? (firmware recovery + file support) [English|HD]

There was an update for pybricks for LEGO Powered Up, SPIKE and Mindstorms a few weeks ago. Today we'll take a look at what's new.
Links:
Pybricks: code.pybricks.com/
Import functions: / 1104156120297198
hub-to-hub broadcast: pybricks.com/projects/tutoria...
Discord: / discord

[@pybricks]

Thank you, great video!

[@technicmaster0tutorials]

Thanks for your praise :)

[@scottericwilliams]

This is a good, clear, comprehensive review. Thank you for your work

[@technicmaster0tutorials]

You're welcome :)

[@marcinsosna2852]

Great video. I wonder which software is more reliable in case of future updates and comparibilities: PowerdUp/Mindstorm(PythonCoding)/SpikePrime(PythonrCoding) or Pybrick? I want to delve into one o then (I have most of Lego HUBs) learn and hesitate for choosing Pybrick. Can you reccomend me best approach (assume that I know basic syntaxes of Python). I am not sure if it is worth to learn all libs of all softwares mentioned.

[@technicmaster0tutorials]

Thanks :)
I'm not sure about what's more relieable for the future. Both can be supported for a long time or can be discontinued very fast.
You can check the documentation of pybricks and in the lego spike app. Both of them have example programs which I usually find very helpful.

[@alancastaneda8322]

Are you familiar with this: th-cam.com/video/3gXwI6Cy4GY/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/VzNXtBH82xw/w-d-xo.html
If not, know where I can find a guide or tutorial?
Already messaged Arthur Sacek, didn't get a reply.

[@technicmaster0tutorials]

I know stud.io if that's what you mean

[@alancastaneda8322]

​@@technicmaster0tutorials , wanted to emulate what Arthur was doing, using Blender to animate Lego servos. Bricklink Studio is just for the digital models. Saw this video, th-cam.com/video/yeJxMaNQAzg/w-d-xo.html , thought it was a potential piece needed for my goal. For whatever reason, couldn't install the add-on. Just trying to learn how to fluidly animate servos for Lego. Unfortunately, I'm a novice to all this.