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Their standard devkit is too large, their USB dongle has the problem of requiring to be connected to a computer, so I suppose it works better as a dongle than s
by nevi-me 3y ago
Their standard devkit is too large, their USB dongle has the problem of requiring to be connected to a computer, so I suppose it works better as a dongle than something you could mount on a breadboard.
I tinker with embedded on Rust, and I spend more time on ESP32s than on the various nRF52s that I have. I only saw MakerDiary's boards recently, I hope that this can change.
As an aside, hobbyist programming in a language/platform that isn't well supported has the side effect that you end up spending more time growing trees instead of chopping them for wood.
- DannyBee 3y agoI spent a lot of time on ESP32 embedded rust - i submitted patches to bluetooth, re-ported Nimble, ported libraries, hacked on esp-idf-hal, etc. There is more there in theory. But it's definitely treading on fresh snow in most places. In that sense, using embassy with the NRF52840 was much easier to keep working vs either bare metal ESP32 rust or ESP-IDF based ESP32 rust. It's also debuggable. Good luck on the esp32, which is hard to debug even in C++. Also, rust 52840 bluetooth is rock solid because it's soft-device based.