- Mon Feb 23, 2015 9:20 pm
#10573
Does the esp8266 easily hangup and doesn't respond for no apparent reason? Well I get that a lot. Do you think the esp8266 can be used in actual consumer iot products? 
- Mon Feb 23, 2015 11:58 pm
#10580
I was just thinking about this the other day. I think if you mixed some good programming with some clever hardware tricks you could have an extremely reliable and cost effective solution. I definitely need to start using the hard reset pin with hardware. I am using the factory firmware and AT commands. Lua seems like a much better option, but i need to dig in a bit deeper.
The only hang ups I have had are software related. I am sure most my problems come from being an inexperienced programmer.
I have my concerns when it comes to noise. I here the TI WIFI CC3200 has a noise problem. Not sure if anyone has had problems, but I haven't seen anything bad with the esp8266.
The only hang ups I have had are software related. I am sure most my problems come from being an inexperienced programmer.
I have my concerns when it comes to noise. I here the TI WIFI CC3200 has a noise problem. Not sure if anyone has had problems, but I haven't seen anything bad with the esp8266.
- Thu Feb 26, 2015 8:15 am
#10787
Is there any esp8266 lua programming tips anyone can suggest? I mean very inexperienced programmer: just started a few weeks ago.
ps I am just 13, so don't give me too much jargon
ps I am just 13, so don't give me too much jargon
