ESP8266 Community Forum

- Mon Oct 02, 2017 1:56 pm #70544

In my opinion, it's mature enough to invest $10 to see how it works for you.

It is not for prototyping, but I'm considering to use with a new project, there is time and money into account.

"part of the world that you live in, you are the part that you're giving" - Renaissance

- Mon Oct 02, 2017 3:45 pm #70553 if the current SDK is serving your needs, it is ok.
If you are speculating with the promises of their web-page be prepared to find more questions than answers in the documentation encountering "not yet fully implemented" functionality.

- Mon Oct 02, 2017 6:21 pm #70562 It really depends on what you need it to do. And only you can answer that.

- Tue Oct 03, 2017 4:01 pm #70581

It really depends on what you need it to do. And only you can answer that.

I was expecting that in the Arduino environment the ESP32 would do at least the same things as the ESP8266 do, only with the advantage of having half a dozen more pins, like any other normal microcontroller, just that; The problem is that even ESP32 has only the 1 example of the "SimpleWebServer" which is absurdly more complicated than the "Webserver" of ESP8266. Anyway, still hopeful to hear the experience of anyone who has already done this migration.

"part of the world that you live in, you are the part that you're giving" - Renaissance