![]() ![]() Users, however, quickly discovered several constraints from the power requirements to the breadboard unfriendliness of the chip. The chips had little (written in Chinese) or no documentation and this made them even more difficult to use. Several other versions of the modules were made but they all had similar constraints. To resolve some of the issues associated with these modules, several breakout and development boards based on these modules were made such as the Wemos D1 (which worked like the Arduino Uno) and Wemos Mini boards, but none of them quite achieved the same level of popularity as the NodeMCU. The NodeMCU board is essentially a breakout/development board for the ESP12E module by AI-thinker. ![]()
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