There's a new tutorial on DesignSpark that explains how to program a NodeMCU Wi-Fi switch with Zerynth Studio. A quick and simple application on one of the most popular WiFi-enabled embedded systems - the ESP8266.
Do you want to learn how to program the popular NodeMCU ESP8266 in Python? You don't have to spend hours programming it. With Zerynth Studio it can be done in minutes.
We’ve got two new tutorials to share with you, both featuring the new XinaBox SL06 xChip. All you need to add is Zerynth Studio, a few lines of Python, and a couple of xChips. Sounds like a pretty good recipe for a remote gesture/proximity sensing device.
Espressif's ESP32 microcontroller is by far one of the most popular tools in the Internet of Things projects today. And so is Python. So when you combine these two, you get a wide variety of projects, tutorials, and commercial products.
A tutorial on how to send data to the Cloud in just 15 lines of Python with Zerynth Studio and XinaBox development boards.
With XinaBox versatile modules and WolkAbout’s innovative IoT Platform, you'll get to create your own remote controlled weather monitor.
Zerynth is now officially recommended by Espressif Systems as professional firmware toolkit for ESP32, its tiny yet powerful chip born for Internet of Things applications.
As already done for the ESP8266 chip, we've worked hard to provide the large community of ESP32-lovers a tool to easily develop embedded and IoT applications in Python.
Unlike other Python implementations for microcontrollers, Zerynth allows you to program your ESP8266 board in Python with just a few clicks!
