I used to play around with 8051 variants and 8pin/16pin PICs back in 2010, whats the equivalent beginner chips now? I have been out of touch since around 2012, except for pi3/4.
I used to play around with 8051 variants and 8pin/16pin PICs back in 2010, whats the equivalent beginner chips now? I have been out of touch since around 2012, except for pi3/4.
I think ali doesnt work in my country. But is it something like this?
Whats the interface like? Would I need custom programmer boards? Serial com port etc?
What about compilers? I saw riscv mentioned in some places, so would gcc work?
You can find a lot of different dev boards with ESP32, like the one you mentioned. There is other with camera, e-paper screen drivers, smaller footprint (Xiao ESP32). The simplest way to program is using Arduino IDE, but I prefer using PlatformIO on VScode. GCC would work. The interface is with the USB port, which is used for COM port or for programming
The easiest way to program it would be using something like Esphome. I think Node Red is another tool that greatly simplifys things, but I haven’t had the time to mess with it yet.
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Yes, that would be it!
You can do everything using the existing USB port. What you cannot do in that board is use a debugger.
Thanks for confirming. Ill start with the basic kit.