Everything you need to know is here: https://github.com/whitequark/Glasgow … TL;DR FPGA with USB interface and 16 very flexible I/O pins, to speak any and all (low to mid speed) protocols.
Open Hardware: leave it to some grazy guy to clone your repo and order the PCBs before you're even done reviewing them! They might even work, who knows :-)https://twitter.com/GregDavill/status/1084051015920365568 …
Just after I built my Glasgow revB. @marcan42 designed up this beautiful revC0 board. Of course there is no software support yet.
I'm not even sure if anyone has actually built one of these yet?
Is it foolish to order un-proven PCBs: Yes, I am a fool. 
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Hah, I did this to the guy who designed the mendelmax 3D printer. He published the files and went on vacation - I had a working printer before he got back.
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That happened to the RAMPS-FD and caused the whole design to be considered unsafe as you could never know if you got a fixed one.
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I'm pretty sure he's making them for himself, not mass producing them.
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The Open Hardware industry needs some sort of Continuous Integration (CI) services that shows the "build" status on yor repo page
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