This is my first ESP8266. I've done many things with Arduino and x86 hardware. For this first project it worked very well. It was fairly easy to set up the Arduino IDE to work with it and tie the OLED display, sensors and network together. I will buy more. It will probably be more useful to me than my Arduino. At least I can put them all online so I don't have to sit in front of her to get feedback.
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