It appears that this may be a good option for the EasyIOT world as it is breadboard friendly, has the proper hardware for voltage regulation, incorporates 5v to 3.3v level shifting for use with 5v sensors, has an FTDI header for programming and resetting into upload mode for the Arduino IDE.
Granted, at $10, it's not as cheap as the ESP breakouts out there right now, but may be work it for the FCC certification and a supplier that should actually be able to provide customer service in case of a bad module.
Once they are actually back in stock, I think I'll pick one up, as it looks like a good choice for EasyIOT prototyping kinda like the Arduino Pro Mini boards.
It appears that this may be a good option for the EasyIOT world as it is breadboard friendly, has the proper hardware for voltage regulation, incorporates 5v to 3.3v level shifting for use with 5v sensors, has an FTDI header for programming and resetting into upload mode for the Arduino IDE.
Granted, at $10, it's not as cheap as the ESP breakouts out there right now, but may be work it for the FCC certification and a supplier that should actually be able to provide customer service in case of a bad module.
Once they are actually back in stock, I think I'll pick one up, as it looks like a good choice for EasyIOT prototyping kinda like the Arduino Pro Mini boards.
It is called ESP8266 Lua Nodemcu WIFI Network Development Board, but I'm pretty sure you can load your own firmware not only LUA or even program directly in Arduino IDE. And if you buy in our store you also support this site and EasyIoT framework development.
