The use of the ESP8266 in the world of IoT

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By rudi
#1607
Sprite_tm wrote:If you can wait a few days, I'm finishing up a fairly fully-fledged http server myself, which includes compressed storage for static files, dynamicly generated content etc. I'll release it under a beerware license when it's done.


great - this will be nice -
so i can do other work at this

please support remote processing and remote debugging with wifi too in your's not only httpd
this is the most theme in this.....

Jostikas wrote:I'll go check out mikrokontroller.de when I get the time, see if he has posted anything there. Time to put those nine years of German classes to use...


Hi Jostikas

die Internet Adresse ist:
http://www.mikrocontroller.net
nicht .de

the internet adress is
http://www.mikrocontroller.net
not .de

best wishes
rudi :-)
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By Sprite_tm
#1613
rudi wrote:
Sprite_tm wrote:If you can wait a few days, I'm finishing up a fairly fully-fledged http server myself, which includes compressed storage for static files, dynamicly generated content etc. I'll release it under a beerware license when it's done.

please support remote processing and remote debugging with wifi too in your's not only httpd
this is the most theme in this.....


Nope. The idea of the webserver I built is that it's modular and that the core is as small as possible. Don't need a filesystem? Don't include a filesystem. Need a tiny filesystem and want the code to be small and quick? Disable on-the-fly compression. Etcetera.

If someone wants to make whatever he/she thinks is necessary to do remote processing/remote debugging, there certainly are cgi and template hooks to build it pretty easily, but I won't be shipping with it. No unnecessary bells and whistles in this code :)