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That's what the Pico is meant to be for. In my experience RP2040 equipped boards are cheaper than similar ESP32 boards, and they both run MicroPython.
by gambiting 4y ago
That's what the Pico is meant to be for. In my experience RP2040 equipped boards are cheaper than similar ESP32 boards, and they both run MicroPython.
- nottorp 4y agoI don't know, I tried to use micropython on some esp32 board and ran out of ram after the first few tests. Maybe my board was just ram starved, but my impression is you want to go bare metal with the ESP.
- gambiting 4y agoDepends what you're doing I guess. My most complex project is a network enabled display that shows all the stats from my PC, it queries my machine every second and displays graphs for temperature and GPU/CPU usage. No issues with micropython and an ESP32 board doing that.
- chasd00 4y agoThe rp2040 as an Adafruit Feather works great for me. No floating point unit though. I have an old Pi Zero W and I love it. I watch Adafruit for the new version constantly but no luck.