This article details a project to create an atomic clock using a cheap wall clock movement, an ESP8266 processor, and an EERAM chip. The project involves gutting the clock movement, controlling the hands with pulses sent to the motor, synchronizing with an NTP server, and using EERAM to store the current time for accurate timekeeping even after power loss. The author also explores potential artistic applications beyond simply telling time.
A simple shell based file explorer for ESP8266 Micropython based devices ⛺
ESP MQTT client and broker library. This is a lightweight and easy to use MQTT library for ESP8266 and ESP32 devices. It supports client and broker modes, MQTT 3.1.1, arbitrary sized messages, and integrates with ArduinoJson.
A project that displays WiFi signal strength using *Space Invaders*-themed sprites on an ESP8266. It recalls the practice of wardriving and provides a visual representation of nearby networks, including open ones.
Arduino IDE extension to get a more meaningful explanation of the stack traces and backtraces on ESP8266/ESP32
