Espressif’s David Cermak from Brno talks about IDF Networking. More specifically, he focuses on the best practices in terms of handling interfaces, events and disconnects. Additionally, David presents a simple example of network programming with protocol…

Espressif’s Denys Almázov from Ukraine talks about the Espressif IDE for Application Development on ESP-IDF. This is a standalone integrated development environment built on top of Eclipse CDT, which has been customized to building ESP-IDF applications. Denys…

Espressif’s Rodrigo Garcia from Brazil scrutinises the use of ESP32 in Arduino, starting with the internal structure of ESP32 and Arduino, as well as the way in which ESP-IDF is used in Arduino. He continues with how users can build their own IDF configuration…

Adafruit’s Founder and Engineer, the one and only “Ladyada”, delivers a presentation on using CircuitPython for ESP32. She explains why the use of interpreted languages for IoT applications is a good idea.

We started our second day of Espressif DevCon22 with none other than Espressif’s Vice President of Software Platforms, Ivan Grokhotkov, who delivered the second keynote speech of this conference. Ivan is the go-to person for all sorts of advice at Espressif…

Sergei Silnov from Espressif’s office in Brno talks about the IDF Component Manager. The component manager is a relatively new addition to ESP-IDF. Nevertheless, dozens of components are already available in the registry. Sergei helps us find out how any…

Espressif’s Tomaš Režucha from Brno talks about “Board Support Packages” and the ways in which they help developers start prototyping even faster. Tomaš believes that a development board is a great way to start prototyping on Espressif chips. However, it…

From Espressif’s Pune office in India, Yogesh Mantri and Sonika Rathi present their topic entitled “ESP Hosted: Using ESP32 as a Connectivity Co-processor”. They explain that ESP-Hosted is a project with which users can take advantage of ESP32’s Wi-Fi and…

Manali Kaswa and Deepakumar Umesh from Espressif’s office in Pune, India, explain that ESP RainMaker is designed with extensibility in mind. They also demonstrate how users can explore the various ways in which the Cloud backend of ESP RainMaker can be extended…

At Espressif DevCon22, from Espressif’s office in Shanghai, Brian Ignacio, made a presentation entitled “Espressif Web IDE with the ESP-IDF extension for Visual Studio Code”. Brian told us that ESP-IDF’s VSCode Extension offers users several features that…

At Espressif DevCon22 Kasper Lund, the CEO and Co-founder of Toit, made a presentation entitled: “Live reloading of micro-services on your ESP32”. Kaspert told us that Toit is an open-source language for the ESP32 series of chips. Toit enables building firmware…

Marius Vikhammer from Espressif’s headquarters in Shanghai and Sudeep Mohanty from Espressif's office in Brno talk about the ultra-low-power (ULP) co-processor, which is a low-power core that is able to run while the main CPU of an ESP chip is in sleep mode.…

Espressif’s Zim Kalinowski from Brno tells us how we can leverage the ESP-IDF Test Framework in third-party projects. His presentation is structured as shown below:
- Test framework Introduction
- Setting Up GitHub
- Azure Pipelines
- Using CMock
- Using…

Espressif’s Juraj Michalek and Sergio Gasquez demonstrate a paradigm shift to Cloud-based embedded development.

Espressif’s Jakob Hasse from our Shanghai headquarters talks be about using C++ on ESP microchips. As we know, C++ is readily available on ESP chips, with very few restrictions. Jakob’s talk will provide an overview of the advantages of using C++, and what…

Martin Gaño from Brno talks about “Generating and Parsing FatFS Images with ESP-IDF” from version 5.0 onwards. By including the Python-based FatFs toolset in ESP-IDF, users can avoid manually encoding and decoding the binary partition. At the same time, the…

Alessandro Ranellucci from Arduino gives us all the latest news from Arduino, focusing on IDE 2.0 and Command Line Tools.

Espressif’s Alan Carvalho from Brazil talks about developing a natural-interface game powered by NuttX RTOS. Given that natural interfaces are becoming very popular, this talk should attract the interest of many viewers.

At Espressif DevCon22, two guest speakers from Microsoft, the Principal Program Manager Wellington Duraes, and Senior Software Engineer Ewerton Scaboro da Silva, presented the Azure Device Update --a solution for OTA, and the Azure IoT middleware for FreeRTOS…