I noticed that people encontering the language for the first time are surpised that they don't see examples of doing ESP32 specific things up front.
I know all of that is covered in the docs but maybe you could additionally a create single page meant to illustrate ESP32 specific functionalities provided by the standard library (similar to that: http://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/esp32/quickref.html ) and make it easily accessible from the front page?
Plus maybe how to read anything from terminal that print outputs to.
managed not to give up on any days, heheh!
it’s day 24 where after my initial attempt i thought it would be absolutely impossible. but then next day an alternative approach popped in mind, phew!
I noticed that people encontering the language for the first time are surpised that they don't see examples of doing ESP32 specific things up front.
I know all of that is covered in the docs but maybe you could additionally a create single page meant to illustrate ESP32 specific functionalities provided by the standard library (similar to that: http://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/esp32/quickref.html ) and make it easily accessible from the front page?
Plus maybe how to read anything from terminal that print outputs to.