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exactly, this is what i meant, for simple projects, the cheap costs vs time to invest to get it running was not worth it
by poseid 10y ago
exactly, this is what i meant, for simple projects, the cheap costs vs time to invest to get it running was not worth it
- antocv 10y agoI dunno, I managed to get it running within a day or two, and had zero experience in this kind of electronics before. Used a raspberry pi to control it, with a button to switch it into programming mode. No soldering, just wires and breadboard. But now I use a d1 mini since its more comfortable/less breakage from accidentally removing wires when cleaning.
- SEJeff 10y agoI'm a software guy and had never picked up a soldering iron in my entire life. I managed to get my first esp8266 (the adafruit huzzah) soldiered to a little temp/humidity sensor on a small permanent breadboard (not sure the exact name) and had it pushing data into my home graphite server. Took me all of 2 days start to finish.