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Re: Arduino IDE released for ESP8266

PostPosted: Sat Mar 28, 2015 12:41 am
by Jeff Chen
it's a great project . thank your work hard.
i have some questions below. hope you can help me.
1. esp8266 have smartlink feature. do you try to port it? if not. i can help. but how to start it in arduino platform.
2. does any wifi class document for esp8266 feature?

Re: Arduino IDE released for ESP8266

PostPosted: Sat Mar 28, 2015 12:45 am
by igrr
@SoC
There are links to pre-built versions for Linux, Windows, and Mac OS on the project's github page:
https://github.com/esp8266/arduino#downloads

Re: Arduino IDE released for ESP8266

PostPosted: Sat Mar 28, 2015 4:07 am
by alonewolfx2
@admin thank you for your good work. i have a question. can we use standart arduino library near feature :)

Re: Arduino IDE released for ESP8266

PostPosted: Sat Mar 28, 2015 5:19 am
by gerardwr
admin wrote:After many months of coding and testing IGRR and myself are releasing the ported Arduino IDE for ESP8266. You can find all the support at http://www.esp8266.com/arduino and the source code is on github at http://www.github.com/esp8266/arduino.


I have hade the enormous pleasure to be part of the Beta test of this development in the past period.

I have found the following strong points of this development:
- a single download of a standard Arduino environment with support for the ESP that works "out of the box"
- full support for the Arduino language, and standard Arduino libraries
- special ESP libraries for Wifi, Onewire. I2C, etc.
- great examples

So amazingly, it "just works". I have ditched my Arduino developments and do all my current development on the ESP. I used LUA before but ditched this too after the Arduino software cam available to me.

I have had excellent support from igrr during the beta test, with very fast response in case of bugs, this guy really knows his business !

Highly recommended! I think this will turnaround ESP development in a major way ! Don't take my word for it, TRY IT !!!

BTW: I have no connection to the developers, just an enthousiastic tester.