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> I just don't see the draw to AVR anymore. For the cost of pint at the local pub, I can have a delivered STM32 development board. This happens to a lot of peo
by sircastor 4y ago
> I just don't see the draw to AVR anymore. For the cost of pint at the local pub, I can have a delivered STM32 development board.
This happens to a lot of people as they move through technologies. You’ve moved on and up, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that the STM32 boards are as welcoming to the individual who is getting started, or does only a project or two a year. Personally, I lean on ESP8266s for most everything these days. I have a cache of AVR devices that haven’t been plugged in for years because they don’t serve my needs anymore.