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ESP Microcontrollers are not only incredibly cheap and relatively fast, but they boast full TCP/IP support through Wi-Fi, and in the case of the ESP32, even BLE support. The ESP8266 and ESP32 have become highly popular, and the go-to devices for almost all IoT projects because of those reasons, largely replacing the Raspberry Pi in small embedded uses. As I was learning how to do IoT development, I could never find a comprehensive list of resources for these chips, so I made one.
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As suggested by @sindresorhus, it might be better to leave it open to other microcontrollers. (Especially with the new 32S) Co-Authored-By: Sindre Sorhus <sindresorhus@gmail.com>
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The ESP8266 and ESP32 have become highly popular, and the go-to devices for a good chunk of DIY IoT projects, largely replacing the Raspberry Pi in small embedded uses.
https://github.com/agucova/awesome-esp#readme
The list includes cool projects, useful libraries, tools and firmware for both microcontrollers. Note that I disabled two linter rules, both, I believe, false positives. (I'll raise an issue in awesome-lint).
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Pull requests reviewed: #1688 and #1687.