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I've been wondering about that myself, but then it's occured to me that there are very poor countries where kids simply don't have access to no computers at all
by n4bz0r 5y ago
I've been wondering about that myself, but then it's occured to me that there are very poor countries where kids simply don't have access to no computers at all. The appeal of Pi in this situation is that you can program and prototype on the thing, and it's relatively affordable (well, at least it is supposed to be). For ESPs you'd need a separate device to write and upload the code.
- tormock 5y agoyeah, ESPs aren't general purpose computers but they are still very capable (I used one as a "router" before to create a network in my car: https://github.com/martin-ger/esp_wifi_repeater https://github.com/martin-ger/esp_wifi_repeater)