The ESP32 and it's small cousin, the ESP8266, can both be programmed via the Arduino interface, with the correct plugins. The language is very similar with some minor differences when used this way.
The ESP32 and it's small cousin, the ESP8266, can both be programmed via the Arduino interface, with the correct plugins. The language is very similar with some minor differences when used this way.
can both be programmed via the Arduino interface
Nice. Docs only mentioned VS, figured there'd be others.
> can both be programmed via the Arduino interface
Nice. Docs only mentioned VS, figured there'd be others.
The Arduino interface is kind of a workaround with plugins, but seeing as how it's been extended to other platforms, the ESP series was a shoo-in.
Only thing I can say about those two devices is they leak 318MHz really bad, so if you have a garage door opener or RF-enabled lighting control system that runs on or around those frequencies, these will kill it.
The Arduino interface is kind of a workaround with plugins, but seeing as how it's been extended to other platforms, the ESP series was a shoo-in.
Only thing I can say about those two devices is they leak 318MHz really bad, so if you have a garage door opener or RF-enabled lighting control system that runs on or around those frequencies, these will kill it.
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