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The esp32 devboards are magnificent, as it is so easy to replace the need for official Arduino boards - Arduino compatible - platformIO supported - very chea
by finnjohnsen2 3y ago
The esp32 devboards are magnificent, as it is so easy to replace the need for official Arduino boards
- Arduino compatible
- platformIO supported
- very cheap
- they are usually tiny
- great wifi and Bluetooth
- gpio pins for the different protocols (i2c etc)
- easy to power (tolerance and options in usb and pins)
- lots of exciting new models and active development like the esp32c3, the D1 minis and different models with integrated oleds are cool
- community resources. there are massive amount of blogpost and YouTube videos for esp32 (and Arduino in general)
cons are few;
- 3.3v signal is a hassle quite often in practise
- the amount of different esp32 devboards models can get confusing
- the pins are sometimes shared-purpose and it's not always clear which you can use
- China. Both practical for delivery time, and politically
- dekhn 3y agoyou can also drop the Arduino bit and use FreeRTOS. Also many of my ESP32 projects end up on a solderable breadboard with a level shifter to deal with 3.3v. But most of what I work with today is 3.3v.
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