- Sat Feb 01, 2020 9:09 am
#85522
If you are new to ESP projects, I definitely recommend trying out Micropython for programming of ESP8266 and ESP32. I have for several years been using C++ on the chips, and converting to Python has been a great relief.
We are working on a basic starter kit for Micropython with ESPs containing out-of the box features for running stable code and IoT projects on the ESP platform, including flexible wifi connection and management. Check out our code repository in GitHub:
https://github.com/aslake/mipy_esp
Project is in further development, and we are looking for users and contributors, and feedback for addition of more features.
We are working on a basic starter kit for Micropython with ESPs containing out-of the box features for running stable code and IoT projects on the ESP platform, including flexible wifi connection and management. Check out our code repository in GitHub:
https://github.com/aslake/mipy_esp
Project is in further development, and we are looking for users and contributors, and feedback for addition of more features.
