Connect your ESP32 board to your computer using a USB cable. Find the port name and the file location of the firmware file. Press and hold the "BOOT/FLASH" button ... your ESP32 board with MicroPython ...

C and C++, for decades, have been the two most popular languages for embedded systems development, and the Arduino version ... need to press the boot button when you are about to flash the board. To ...

Additionally, there's no need to update the ESP32 firmware for this project. Unlike with MicroPython, the Arduino IDE natively supports the OLED ST7789 display. Furthermore, the wiring connections ...

We learn how to set up the Arduino IDE for the ESP32-DevKitC, and try a few examples with it. In the end we switch to MicroPython and make an LED flash.

The new Nano board comes with 8 MB PSRAM and 16 MB flash storage and can be programmed with either the Arduino or MicroPython languages. It’s not the first ESP32 board from Arduino, as the Nano RP2040 ...

Check out this low-cost ESP32 development board with built-in OLED display available now from the Elektor ... analog and digital I/Os available for loads of experiments. The reset button is located on ...

The team at Soldered Electronics has been designing Inkplate ESP32 ... Arduino IDE or MicroPython firmware. The WiFi-connected display offers a 960×540 resolution, or 213 DPI pixel density, integrates ...