ESP8266 Community Forum

- Thu Dec 03, 2015 3:23 am #35557 Hello,

When I program java I can use a pretty code verifier that tells me the line and highlights it.

I was wondering if anyone knew of one I could use for my Lua code?

I was on stackoverflow and they suggested the following, but they tended to be hazy with my latest tests and I am imagining are for full blown Lua.

http://ideone.com/
http://codepad.org/

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9425534/lua-code-tester

- Sun Dec 06, 2015 4:54 pm #35824 nodelua do a google search for this...

However, if you'd prefer the web interface style coding I suggest you give MMISCOOL's basic interpreter. I started with LUA personally for my project I pretty much finished my project in LUA .... Then I said I'm going to take a look at some other ways of coding with the nodemcu.

So I went on to Basic the interesting thing is I am basically revamping my entire project as we speak ditching LUA in favor of basic due to the features it is able to support and the support from the leading DEV has reminded me of the old school when DEV's were actually there and a real part of the community with involvement. I suggest that you donate to this DEV as MMISCOOL works countless hours on making this project better it is almost a steady state of improvement recently the date and time stamp has been added...

This is how easy it is to add a time stamp on a page in UTC
print time()

if you wanted to go with a specific timezone you can with two more lines of code.

These are just some of the interesting things available.

I have made a document to get folks going who use nodemcu to make transition to basic a lot more easier as well a quick beginners guide to get you going if you will. Available as well....

Helpful? Donate To help support Mike http://www.esp8266basic.com click the donate button lets keep this project going and hope we can get the ESP32 in the mix. BEGINNERS GUIDE HERE http://www.esp8266.com/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=6732

Where I buy my ESP8266 boards from... (Banggood)