Saying “the Arduino IDE reports this board has a max capacity of 524,288 bytes” isn’t, I don’t think, strictly true, That’s probably what the IDE is set to address by default… ...

While the TI solution costs about $10 if you buy several thousand of them, the ESP8266 costs less than $7 for an individual board that can plug straight into an Arduino or similar. Buy the chip in ...

To begin, you must install the ESP8266 board files on the Arduino IDE and the relevant USB-to-serial drivers on your computer (if not done already). To test the upload, just power up the finished ...

It enables makers, IoT enthusiasts and professionals to build easily connected projects based on a wide range of hardware including not only Arduino boards, but also ESP32 and ESP8266 boards ...