ESP8266 Community Forum

- Tue Jun 23, 2015 6:45 pm #21436 That sounds fun!
It seems to me that this whole ESP8266 thing has progressed so quickly and so far since last fall.
I only got involved playing with them in February I think. A lot was done by then, and a whole lot has been done since.

Now it's not nearly so much a matter of trying to determine what can be done with the chip - that's all made huge progress.
So now its maybe more a matter of "what should I do with this chip" and focusing more on practical applications and ideas.
Fun times!

- Wed Jun 24, 2015 2:15 pm #21542

That sounds fun!
It seems to me that this whole ESP8266 thing has progressed so quickly and so far since last fall.
I only got involved playing with them in February I think. A lot was done by then, and a whole lot has been done since.

Now it's not nearly so much a matter of trying to determine what can be done with the chip - that's all made huge progress.
So now its maybe more a matter of "what should I do with this chip" and focusing more on practical applications and ideas.
Fun times!

<Teal'c voice>
Indeed!
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Mozz

- Wed Jun 24, 2015 2:19 pm #21543 Mozz,

Love the graph idea on a temp sensor, please post code buddy and some images, I think we want to try it out

Dans

- Wed Jun 24, 2015 2:25 pm #21545 Dans,

my code is already there at Github https://github.com/mozgy/esp8266
still tinkering with it tho ..

edit: attached pic, I think someone will recognize smaller display
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Mozz

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