Now you have a barebones ESP-01 programming adapter ready to work with Arduino IDE. The next step is to start your own experiments with ESP-01. For examples, the Arduino core for ESP8266 comes with ...

Beyond the 3D printed holder for the pogo pins, this programmer uses a FTDI USB-to-serial adapter, a couple passive components to smooth out the power going into the chip, and a couple buttons.

We just got through reviewing MicroPython on the ESP8266, and one of the main takehomes is that our ESP modules need more flash memory. You may be in the same boat — the earliest (and cheapes… ...