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hey may be a random question , as arduino ide has gone super main steam and esp-idf has limited resources compared to arduino ide . Seeing the trend , is there any chance of Arduino ide based codes for esp32 can go mainstream of for finised products ?
any similar websites lile -https://lastminuteengineers.com/ for esp idf ?
and as for esp-idf you can check esp32 api documentation
which seems quite good to me
well it is usuable in most of the cases
for example i have developed a code in arduino ide and my proto is working good . to launch it as a actual product i just need to build a custom pcb out of esp32 s3 module . What difference it will make if its not based of esp – idf .
arduino is good for prototyping and it’s added one layer of abstraction over esp-idf which means larger binary also with esp-idf you will be able to take full control which might not be the case in case of arduino frameworks
ohk ohk got it
yes
https://embetronicx.com/tutorials/wireless/esp32/idf/esp32-idf-getting-started-hello-world/ is this a good resource to get started with idf
also it depends on the compiler optimisation too for example a code with many abstraction can be small due to compiler optimisation
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