ESPIDF Espresso: A Pro-Level Developer's Perspective

Espresso came out and they had a super cheap, interesting chip that was a Wi-Fi chip. And I never really got into it because it didn't seem professional level. It seemed like a great hobby thing, but didn't have all of the features I wanted for clients. The firmware update was more the Wi-Fi API to set the users Wi-Fi was totally dorky. But there wasn't an easy way to change it. They're getting big in the matter. There's five ESPF Espresso chips now: C3, H2, Zephyr, AT command (AT commands) and RISC-V. So you get away from using AWS