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The ESP8266 was a game changer for me. I had some STM32 boards and some Arduinos but when we got wifi and low level hardware things really got fun. I have a te
by mianos 3y ago
The ESP8266 was a game changer for me. I had some STM32 boards and some Arduinos but when we got wifi and low level hardware things really got fun.
I have a temperature controller and a platinum temperature sensor with a dedicated 3 wire board controlled by SPI, 30 bucks. Controlling 12V 5A motors with PWM another 30. All in C++ on the board, integrated with mqtt, nodered and Caddy for the UI SSL. So easy with parts from Ali and datasheets available. (Sometimes even useful existing libraries).