> changes would not be wanted. Changes are wanted - very much. But clean changes adhering to MicroPython coding standards. So, if you have time and/or need to

> changes would not be wanted. Changes are wanted - very much. But clean changes adhering to MicroPython coding standards. So, if you have time and/or need to support ESP8266, please keep sending patches and working on elaborating them. In the meantime, more people appear to want to work on STM, TI and other chips, however you or me may find it strange. Probably because those chips already have been having impact on the industry - for number of last several years, and ESP8266 yet to show that impact. All in all, MicroPython embraces ESP8266 and actually was one of the first open-source projects to provide initial support for it (nodemcu was closed-source at that time). Contributions are welcome. We're also looking for sponsorship opportunities to provide top-notch support for it, but so far it didn't work out.