There’s even a MAX232 on the board so it can talk to RS-232 devices. The hardware is compatible with the standard Arduino IDE as a “Generic ESP8266 Module”, so you’ll have no problem ...

As usual I’ll be using a NodeMCU board (I really did order a lot of them) which uses an ESP8266, but there’s no reason this would be difficult to achieve on an Arduino-based device.

They ESP Everywhere can be programmed using the very simple Arduino IDE ... Lets face it, there are lots of useful ESP8266 boards out there, Adafruit, Sparkfun etc. The thing that makes ESP ...

What Next is a is a supplier of colour-coded Arduino-compatible microcontroller boards ... plus UART (with shared USB), TWI, and SPI. The Red board adds an Esperiff ESP8266 Wi-Fi module for designing ...