# Getting started with The Things Network using Zerynth (Python for Microcontrollers)

> Do you want to create your own LoraWAN network? Find out how to do it with Zerynth! In this tutorial , you’ll see how to create a LoraWAN network programmed in

- Type: Community update
- Community: [The Things Network Pisa](https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/community/pisa/)
- Author: Luigi Francesco Cerfeda
- Published: 2017-05-05
- Web page: https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/community/pisa/post/getting-started-with-the-things-network-using-zerynth-python-for-microcontrollers

Do you want to create your own LoraWAN network? Find out how to do it with Zerynth!

In [this tutorial](https://www.zerynth.com/blog/getting-started-with-lorawan-and-python-using-zerynth-and-the-things-network/), you’ll see how to create a LoraWAN network programmed in **Python** using **Zerynth** and connected to **The Things Network.**

In particular, you’ll see how to:

- Configure a **Link Labs Gateway**.
- Program a Node in Python using Zerynth. In this case, the node is a Flip&Click by **Mikroelektronika** (based on the microcontroller **SAM3X** by Microchip). The LoRa module is a “LoRa Click” by Mikroelektronika (based on the **RN2483** chip by **Microchip**).
- Connect the node to **TTN (The Things Network) Console**.

[Go to the Tutorial!](https://www.zerynth.com/blog/getting-started-with-lorawan-and-python-using-zerynth-and-the-things-network/)