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With the massive difference in abilities and price between ESP32 based boards and Arduino, and the increasing number of shields available for common ESP32 board
by tgsovlerkhgsel 4y ago
With the massive difference in abilities and price between ESP32 based boards and Arduino, and the increasing number of shields available for common ESP32 boards, I think Arduino has lost a lot of the "community" advantage.
It's a shame there isn't a "standard" ESP32 board though. Some of the common boards/kits even have multiple revisions that aren't pin-compatible :(