This article provides a quick guide to the ESP32 (based on MicroPython) — including example code.
In just forty minutes, you can get started with the ESP32 using MicroPython.
The content includes environment setup, GPIO, delay functions, timers, PWM, ADC, Flash operations, WiFi connections, and MQTT integration.
By following along and coding yourself, you can get a basic understanding, and then explore some sensor modules to create your own small projects.
Arduino is already quite fast for development, but MicroPython is even faster and simpler.However, when it comes to actual projects, the ESP-IDF is more commonly used because it can maximize the performance of the ESP32.
There are plans to create a series of videos about ESP-IDF in the future; I’ll get to it when I have time, but I’m still in school right now, so it might be during the summer vacation. However, the article has already been updated, and you can read it first. It is available on my public account and CSDN (same account name).
Reply with the keyword “ESP32” to access the resources mentioned in the video and article, or you can directly click the corresponding links in the article to download from the official website.